The property tax in Indiana is represented as a contribution of the property owner towards the expenditure of the local government in a particular year.
The collection of property taxes in Indiana is performed by treasurers of local counties. The county and township assessors carry out the assessment of property taxes in Indiana. The guidelines behind this type of assessments are enforced by the Indiana Department of Local Government Finance.
In Indiana, the property taxes are imposed at the local tier under the supervision of the Department of Local Government Finance. The payment of property taxes in Indiana is done on an arrear basis, which means the tax, which is paid in the present year stands for the tax that has been outstanding in the last year.
The due dates for payment of property taxes in Indiana are the following:
- May 10
- November 10
At present, there are two property tax control boards in Indiana and they are the following:
- The School Property Tax Control Board
- Local Property Tax Control Board
The DLGF works in conjunction with the local government units all over Indiana in order to ascertain a customer-friendly and balanced taxation infrastructure.
Contact Details:
Indiana Department of Local Government Finance100 North Senate Avenue, Room N1058
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Tel: (317) 232-3777
Fax: (317) 232-8779