Tax Professionals
New County Rates Available Online – Hancock county has changed its withholding income tax rates (Departmental Notice #1), which are effective Nov. 1, 2012. Be sure to check the Departmental Notice #1 online periodically as counties can change or adopt new rates effective Dec. 1. To learn more, click here.
Special Edition Tax Dispatch Available – Read this special issue of Tax Dispatch to learn about the major changes to Indiana tax law for sales and withholding taxes. More…
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Tax Professional Basics
- How do I contact the Department?
- Where do I find information about specific tax types?
- How do I check my client’s refund status?
- What is the Department’s Collection Process?
Forms
- Where do I find tax forms?
- Where do I find the annotated forms with code cites?
- How do I order forms?
- How do I suggest changes to Indiana tax forms?
- Why is my client required to electronically file the WH-3 withholding tax form?
- Is there a zip file available to tax preparers with all the 2011 individual income tax forms?
- Is there a zip file available to tax preparers with all the 2011 corporate income tax forms?
Electronic Services
- Can I file my client’s sales and withholding taxes online?
- Can I pay my client’s tax bills online?
- Who are the certified software developers?
Professional Development
- What information is available for the annual tax schools?
- 2012 General Update Presentation
- 2012 Tax Chapter
Newsletter and Resources
Online Services
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Top FAQs I Want To...
- Find Indiana tax forms.
- Know when I will receive my tax refund.
- File my taxes as an Indiana resident while I am in the military, but my spouse is not an Indiana resident.
- Take the renter's deduction.
- Pay my tax bill in installments.
- Claim a gambling loss on my Indiana return.
- Have more time to file my taxes and I think I will owe the Department.
