Individual Taxpayers
Filing and Paying Your Taxes
Account Maintenance
Refund Status
- Online - Look up the status of your refund online. You'll need to know your Social Security Number and the exact amount of your refund.
- Telephone - Please allow 3 weeks before calling for an electronically filed return or 12 weeks for a return filed on paper. Call the automated refund line (317) 233-4018 and follow the instructions. You'll need to know your Social Security Number and the exact amount of your refund before calling.
If you have a rotary telephone, call (317) 232-2240 from 8:00 to 4:30, Monday through Friday, and a Department representative will assist you.
Income Tax Information
- Estimated Tax/Extension of Time to File
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Income Tax Overview
- Information for Military Personnel
- Information for Seniors
- Due Dates for Individuals
- Penalties, Interest and Tax Rates
- What to Do if You Get a Bill
- Reference Library
Additional Resources
The State Information Center is the single point of contact for business start-up information and source for the general public to find answers to questions relating to all aspects of state government.
- For Federal Information, log on to irs.gov.
- The Federal Taxpayer Advocate Service helps resolve ongoing problems with the IRS.
Contact the Department of Revenue if you have any additional questions.
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