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2017 Steuben County Property Tax Rates (Varies by Township and City)
Clear Lake Township 1.0076
Town of Clear Lake 1.0820
Town of Fremont 1.7294
Jackson Township 0.8679
Jamestown Township 0.9986
Millgrove Township 0.8777
Town of Orland 1.6975
Otsego Township 1.1795
Town of Hamilton 1.5804
Pleasant Township 0.9662
City of Angola 2.0808
Richland Township 1.2627
Salem Township 0.8810
Town of Hudson - Salem Township 1.5202
Scott Township 0.8392
Steuben Township 0.8695
Town of Ashley 2.2275
Town of Hudson - Steuben Township 1.4875
York Township 0.9214
Fremont Township 1.0095
Indiana Tax Information
Indiana ranks 1st in the Midwest and 8th nationally in the Tax Foundation's 2015 State Business Tax Climate Index (October 2014).
Corporate Income Tax
The Corporate Adjusted Gross Income Tax is calculated at a flat 6.25 percent of adjusted gross income. Adjusted gross income is a company’s federal adjusted gross income with certain adjustments. This method of determination simplifies tax calculations for corporations and does not apply to S corporations and not-for-profit organizations.
* Indiana's corporate income tax rate is decreasing from the current 6.25% to 4.9% by 2021.
Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Taxes
The combined federal, state and local tax on gasoline in Indiana is $0.483 per gallon. The combined
federal, state and local tax on diesel fuel in Indiana is $0.632 per gallon.
Gross receipts and Inventory Tax
Indiana has no gross receipts tax and no inventory tax.
Individual Income Tax
Indiana’s personal income tax is 3.23 percent of federal adjusted gross income (with certain exemptions and deductions).
**Personal income tax rate decreased from 3.3% for 2015-2016 to 3.23% for 2017 and beyond.
Steuben County personal income tax rate is 1.79 percent, including County Economic Development Income Tax (CEDIT) .25% of Individual Adjusted Gross Income.
Sales and Use Tax
Indiana’s Sales and Use Tax is a tax that is calculated at a rate of 7%. In manufacturing, the following are exempt from the sales tax: raw materials, equipment, power, electricity, and utilities. Wholesale sales, items used directly in production, and sales made in interstate commerce are exempt. In addition, the purchase of research and development equipment is exempt from the tax.
Business Property Tax
There is a 3% cap on Indiana's business property tax.