Indiana Business Registration

Starting a Business in Indiana

The Basics

When you are forming a Indiana business, choose our service because we prepare and file your articles of organization with the Indiana Secretary of State. We also conduct a name search for your Indiana filing, prepare the initial articles, submit the forms, and pay Indiana the required fees. Once your articles have been approved in Indiana your business has been formed.

Indiana has many fantastic reason for forming a LLC or Corporation.  What ever reason you wish to file in Indiana, let us help you with your filing. We’ll also include website, email, and phone service at no additional upfront cost so you can get on the web and start fielding client calls in minutes.

Doing Business in Indiana

Indiana Business Maintenance

All Indiana Corporations and LLCs Must File: 

• Articles of Incorporation
  File your Articles of Incorporation or Articles of Organization with the Indiana Secretary of State and pay the filing fee. The cost to form an Indiana corporation or Indiana LLC is $90 by mail or $85 online.
• Beneficial Ownership Information Report
  Nearly all businesses formed by filing with the state of Indiana must file a federal Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Report with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) following business formation. You can file online through FinCEN at no cost. Or, take advantage of our professional BOI report filing service for just $25.
• Business Entity Report
  Indiana corporations and LLCs must file the Indiana Business Report every other year after incorporation. The report is due during the anniversary month of your initial filing date. The business report fee is $30 by mail or $20 online.

Indiana Business Taxes

Personal Income Tax
The maximum Indiana individual adjusted gross income tax rate is 3.3%.

Corporate Business Tax
The tax rate for Indiana corporations is 3.75% of adjusted gross income.

Indiana Business License

Indiana does not have a state business license requirement, but you will need to apply for the appropriate local licenses and permits.