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Top CPA Firms in Indiana
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CPA Services in Indiana
Indiana has built a reputation as one of the Midwest’s most business-friendly states, with a low flat corporate income tax rate, no gross receipts tax, and a favorable regulatory environment. The state’s economy spans manufacturing (particularly automotive), agriculture, life sciences, and a growing technology sector in Indianapolis.
Indiana has phased down its individual income tax rate in recent years as part of a broader effort to attract residents and businesses from neighboring higher-tax states. CPAs in Indiana help clients navigate the state’s economic incentive programs, multi-state tax situations common in the region, and the financial planning needs of the state’s large manufacturing and agricultural communities.
Top 6 CPA Firms in Indiana
Ranked by our editorial scoring system based on verified ratings and review volume
#1
Miller CPA Group, LLC
★★★★☆ (179 reviews)
📍 6204 Constitution Dr, Fort Wayne, IN 46804
📞 (260) 432-2220
AccountingPayrollTax ConsultantTax Preparation
#2
TMA Accounting
★★★★★ (155 reviews)
📍 9595 Whitley Dr #102, Indianapolis, IN 46240
📞 (317) 571-8080
AccountingBookkeepingPayroll
#3
Warrior Business Services
★★★★☆ (76 reviews)
📍 501 E Brackenridge St, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
📞 (260) 749-2200
Certified Public AccountantAccounting
#4
Metzger, Mancini & Lackner, LLP
★★★★★ (63 reviews)
📍 115 S Eddy St, South Bend, IN 46617
📞 (574) 232-9973
Certified Public AccountantAccountingConsultantTax Consultant
#5
SBS CPA Group
★★★★★ (60 reviews)
📍 10351 Dawsons Creek Blvd h, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
📞 (260) 407-5000
Certified Public AccountantAccountingBookkeepingAccountant
#6
Donovan CPAs
★★★★☆ (35 reviews)
📍 9292 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
📞 (317) 844-8300
AccountingAccountantCertified Public AccountantFinancial Audit
🏆 How We Selected These Firms
Our editorial team evaluates CPA firms across Indiana using a proprietary scoring model that considers:
✓ Google rating — only firms with 4.0 stars or higher are eligible
✓ Review volume — scored using a logarithmic formula to reward genuine review depth
✓ Verified address — firms must have a confirmed physical location
✓ No paid placements — rankings are editorial only, never paid
Last updated: 2025 | Data sourced from verified public business listings
Indiana CPA & Tax FAQ
Q: What is Indiana’s income tax rate?
Indiana has a flat individual income tax rate of 3.05% (with further planned reductions to 3% by 2026). Indiana also has county income taxes that add to the state rate — these vary by county but typically range from 0.5% to 3.38%. The combined state and county rate varies by where you live and work.
Q: How do Indiana county income taxes work?
Indiana is one of few states where counties impose their own income taxes on wages and salaries. The county tax rate depends on which county you live in, and a separate rate may apply if you work in a different county. Employers must track employee county of residence to withhold correctly. Non-residents who work in an Indiana county with a county tax may also owe that county’s tax.
Q: What is Indiana’s sales tax rate?
Indiana has a 7% statewide sales tax with no local additions — one of the higher rates nationally but also one of the simpler structures. Indiana taxes most tangible goods and some services, with exemptions for food for home consumption, prescription drugs, agricultural inputs, and manufacturing equipment.
Q: Does Indiana have favorable treatment for manufacturers?
Yes, Indiana offers property tax abatements for new investment, sales tax exemptions for manufacturing equipment and materials, and the EDGE (Economic Development for a Growing Economy) tax credit for job creation. Indiana has been particularly aggressive in attracting automotive, pharmaceutical, and technology manufacturers.
Q: How does Indiana treat business income from pass-through entities?
Indiana taxes pass-through income from S corporations, partnerships, and LLCs on the individual income tax return at the applicable individual rates. Indiana has adopted the federal QBI deduction (Section 199A), which can reduce effective tax rates on pass-through business income. Indiana also has a pass-through entity level tax election available.
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