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Research & Development Incentives

Research & Development Sales Tax Exemption

There is a 100 percent sales tax exemption for qualified research and development equipment and property purchased. Taxpayers may file a claim for refund for sales tax paid on such a retail transaction should they not purchase it exempt from sales tax at the time of the actual transaction.


Qualifying Criteria

Research and development equipment and property is defined as tangible personal property that has not previously been used in Indiana for any purpose and is acquired by the purchaser for the purpose of research and development activities devoted to experimental or laboratory research and development for new products, new uses of existing products, or improving or testing existing products.

For more information, please download the R&DI Facts.

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Whether you're starting up or expanding...Indiana offers the perfect environment for exploration, experimentation and research. Connect with one of our business development experts and be a part of solving the globe's most important challenges in a state that works.

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Matt Saltanovitz,
Vice President, Domestic
Business Expansions