The budget order is a critical document in calculating tax bills. The order contains the state's certification of the approved budget, the certified net assessed value, the tax rate and the levy for each fund of each taxing unit in a county. The order also gives the total tax rate for each taxing district.

Statewide Reports

• 2018 Supplemental Local Income Tax Distribution (part 1) (all counties)
• 2018 Supplemental Local Income Tax Distribution (part 2) (all counties)
• 2018 Circuit Breaker Report (all counties)
• 2018 Certified Local Income Tax Report (all counties)
• 2018 Tax Cap Credits for School Corporations that Elect to Waive Protected Taxes (all counties)
• 2018 Line 7 Worksheet (all counties)
• 2018 Report 1 - Estimated tax cap credits by unit (all counties) updated 8/1/17
• 2018 Report 2 - Estimated taxing district rates (all counties) updated 8/1/17
• 2018 Report 3 - Estimated taxing district property tax cap credits (all counties) updated 8/1/17
• 2018 Guidance for Using the Property Tax Cap Credits Allocation Workbook (all counties)
• 2018 Allocation Workbook (all counties)
• Estimated Miscellaneous Revenues for Budget Year 2018 (all counties)
• 2018 Estimates of Maximum Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Appropriations (all counties)
• 2018 Calculation of Estimated Cumulative Fund Maximum Rates (all counties - all units except schools)
• 2018 Calculation of Estimated Cumulative Fund Maximum Rates (all counties - schools only)
• 2018 Calculation of Estimated Maximum Levy (all counties)
• 2018 Estimated Debt Service Levies (all counties)

• 2017 Official Local Income Tax Report (all counties)
• 2017 Calculation of Estimated Cumulative Fund Maximum Rates (all counties)
• 2017 Calculation of Estimated Maximum Levy (all counties)
• 2017 Estimated Debt Service Levies (all counties)
• 2017 Report 1 - Estimated tax cap credits by unit (all counties)
• 2017 Report 2 - Estimated taxing district rates (all counties)
• 2017 Report 3 - Estimated taxing district property tax cap credits (all counties)
• 2017 Guidance for Using the Property Tax Cap Credits Allocation Workbook (all counties)
• 2017 Allocation Workbook (all counties)
• 2017 Tax Cap Credits for School Corporations that Elect to Waive Protected Taxes (all counties)
• 2017 Line 7 Worksheet (all counties)
• 2017 Estimated Miscellaneous Revenues (all counties)

• 2016 Official COIT Report (all counties)
• 2016 Official COIT Public Safety Report (all counties)
• 2016 Official CAGIT Report (all counties)
• 2016 Official CAGIT Public Safety Report (all counties)
• 2016 Official CEDIT Report (all counties)
• 2016 Official LOIT Report (all counties)
• 2016 LOIT Levy Freeze Certifications (all counties)

• 2015 Official COIT Report (all counties)
• 2015 Official COIT Public Safety Report (all counties)
• 2015 Official CAGIT Report (all counties)
• 2015 Official CAGIT Public Safety Report (all counties)
• 2015 Official CEDIT Report (all counties)
• 2015 LOIT Levy Freeze Certifications (all counties)

• 2014 Official COIT Report (all counties)
• 2014 Official COIT Public Safety Report (all counties)
• 2014 Official CAGIT Report (all counties)
• 2014 Official CAGIT Public Safety Report (all counties)
• 2014 Official CEDIT Report (all counties)
• 2014 Official LOIT Levy Freeze Certifications (all counties)

• 2013 FIT County Summary Report (all counties)
• 2013 FIT Detailed Reports (all counties)

• Additional Statewide Reports

Ratio Study

As part of the Annual Adjustment process, counties are responsible for submitting a ratio study and uniformity for all classes of property in all townships. The ratio study measures the accuracy and equity of assessments. It is determined by the formula: Assessed Value/Sale Price = Ratio. The assessment ratio for all properties in Indiana is to be 100%.

The accuracy of assessments refers to how close the assessments determined by local assessing officials are to market value-in-use.

Assessment Progress

On-time property tax billing is a culmination of a year’s worth of work of locally elected officials. The process can be separated into two stages: Assessment-to-Budget and Budget-to-Tax billing. Because these two stages are closely tied, delays in any of the steps in these two stages can have an affect on the timing of property tax bills.

These reports show the progress of the county as reported by the county officials. These visual aids illustrate the timeline of the "year in the life of a county official" and show where the county falls in its steps toward on-time tax billing.

To see the full listing of available studies, click HERE.