Indiana's county income tax — a rate set by your county of residence, applied to Indiana taxable income and collected on the state return. All 92 counties at the Department of Revenue's official 2026 rates.
Indiana consolidates its former county taxes into a single Local Income Tax rate per county (expenditure + public safety + economic development components underneath). Non-residents who work in a county pay at a lower non-resident rate where adopted — this calculator prices the resident rate.
Rate applied: 2.02% flat on Indiana taxable income of $84,000.
| County tax | $1,697 |
| State income tax | $2,478 |
| Combined Indiana tax | $4,175 |
Your county of residence on January 1 of the tax year sets the rate for the whole year — a mid-year move does not split it.
No — on Indiana taxable income (after Indiana's exemptions), the base this calculator takes from the verified Indiana engine. That is why the effective bite is slightly below the headline rate on gross.
Yes — all 92. Indiana is one of only two states (with Maryland) where a county income tax is universal.
Indiana county income tax for 2026: all 92 counties at the DOR's official Departmental Notice #1 rates — Marion County (Indianapolis) 2.02% of Indiana taxable income is $1,697 on an $85,000 salary, beside $2,478 of state tax.
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Indiana’s universal county income tax: every county’s resident rate from the DOR’s 2026 Notice #1, applied to Indiana taxable income.
On $85,000 single in Marion County the county tax is $1,697 beside $2,478 of state tax.
Indiana and Maryland are the two states where every county levies an income tax.
Your January 1 county, for the whole year.
Indiana DOR Departmental Notice #1, the official annual county-rate publication.
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