To get a sales tax permit in Indiana, register online or submit a paper application. Selling taxable goods or services in Indiana requires a sales tax permit. The permit costs nothing. Apply online through the state’s INBiz system. The sales tax permit arrives quickly after applying.
Registering Your Business
Register the business for state and local taxes. For employees, register with Indiana for unemployment tax. Locally, register for income tax if applicable. A commodity license from the state may be necessary.
Online sellers shipping to Indiana must collect sales tax. Wholesalers in Indiana need a state ID to buy tax free and collect taxes on retail sales. Some locations need extra licensing too.
Understanding Permit Types and Requirements
The state offers two permit types:
- One is for in-state businesses.
- The other is for out-of-state merchants with over 200 transactions or $100K Indiana sales.
Permit fees vary by state. Each state sets its own economic nexus threshold. Know individual state requirements before applying.
Additional Information for Business Owners
Display the permit visibly onsite. Keep meticulous sales records to collect accurate sales tax. Seek help from the state revenue department with any application concerns. An RRMC certificate automatically renews every two years if taxes are paid on time. It differs from a vendor license.
Sole proprietors can register an assumed business name with the county if not using their personal name. Finally choose your business name and file it appropriately before starting.
FAQs
How much is a seller’s permit in Indiana?
The permit is free of charge.
How do I get a seller’s license in Indiana?
Apply online or submit a paper application using the INBiz system. Display the permit onsite and keep accurate sales records. Contact the revenue department for assistance.