Indiana · IN · Money & taxes
Indiana: Does the state have a sales-tax-free weekend?
No tax-free period
Indiana has a 7% sales tax and no sales tax holiday.
Indiana charges a 7% statewide sales tax and has no tax-free period. Neither the Department of Revenue's sales tax page nor its business FAQ mentions one. This is inferred from that absence, not from a statement that Indiana has none.
What the law says
Indiana's sales tax is 7%.
Sources
- Indiana Department of Revenue, Business FAQ (sales tax) Official · in.gov
- Indiana Department of Revenue, Sales Tax Official · in.gov
Confirm with the state
- Agency
- Indiana Department of Revenue
- Phone
- 317-232-2240
- Website
- in.gov
How bordering states compare
- Illinois Has a tax-free periodIllinois held a one-time back-to-school sales tax holiday from August 7 to 16, 2026, cutting the state rate to 1.25%.
- Kentucky No tax-free periodKentucky has a 6% sales tax and no sales tax holiday.
- Michigan No tax-free periodNo. Michigan charges a 6% sales tax and state law sets no sales tax holiday.
- Ohio Has a tax-free periodOhio holds a back-to-school sales tax holiday every year on the first weekend of August.