Form 103 - Long - State of Indiana - wellscounty 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your taxpayer name and Federal Identification Number at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
  3. Fill in the business details, including the name under which your business operates, address, and DLGF Taxing district number. This section helps identify your business location for tax purposes.
  4. Complete the nature of business and NAICS code fields. If unsure about your NAICS code, refer to www.census.gov for assistance.
  5. Answer all questions regarding ownership and control of personal property on March 1. Be thorough to avoid penalties related to incomplete disclosures.
  6. In Schedule A, report all assessable personal property. Round figures to the nearest dollar as instructed.
  7. Finally, ensure that you sign and date the form before submission. This certifies that all information provided is accurate and complete.

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Indiana Form ST-105, General Sales Tax Exemption Certificate Eligible nonprofit customers will need to request Form NP-1 through INTIME at intime.dor.in.gov. Purchasers of gasoline from a fuel distributor will need to complete Form GT-105 instead of Form ST-105.
IN ST-103 Information All Businesses in Indiana must file for any sales activities include retail, wholesale, manufacturing, and out?of- state sales. Use tax is due on any purchase(s) where no sales tax was paid and the property was not held for resale or for another exempt purpose.
No Inheritance tax returns for Indiana residents or nonresidents should be prepared or filed after Oct. 5, 2023 (IC 34-11-1-2). This means that there is no Inheritance tax owed in Indiana. The forms are no longer needed and were retired by DOR.
Business Personal Property Tax Exemption If the cost of all of your business personal property is less than $80,000, your business or organization is entitled to a business personal property exemption.
The Petitioner must submit an SB-1 Form (Form 51767), for real property abatements, and/or a SB-1 Form (Form 51764), for personal property abatements. The filing fee for a Real Property Abatement is $400.00 and the filing fee for a Personal Property Abatement $400.00. This fee must be submitted with the petition.
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To qualify for sales tax exemption in Indiana, businesses must meet specific criteria established by the Indiana Department of Revenue, such as purchasing items for resale, manufacturing, or agricultural use. Nonprofit organizations may also qualify if their purchases directly support their exempt purpose.

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