State Guide

Indiana Pay Stub & Paycheck Taxes (2026)

Updated June 2026 · State paycheck guide

Whether you're checking your withholding or creating a pay stub for your records, here's how paychecks are taxed in Indiana for 2026 — including the state income tax, federal tax, FICA, and a real take-home example.

Does Indiana Have a State Income Tax?

Yes — estimated 3% (2026)

Indiana withholds state income tax in addition to federal tax and FICA. The rate used here is a 2026 estimate; your actual rate depends on income and filing status.

2026 Paycheck Taxes in Indiana

TaxRateNotes
Federal Income Tax10% – 37%Progressive, based on filing status
Social Security6.2%On wages up to $184,500 (2026)
Medicare1.45%All wages (+0.9% over $200k)
Indiana State Tax~3%Estimated 2026 effective rate

Take-Home Pay on $60,000 in Indiana

Gross salary$60,000
Federal income tax($5,030)
Social Security($3,720)
Medicare($870)
Indiana state tax($1,800)
Estimated annual take-home$48,581

Estimate for a single filer, 2026. Your actual take-home depends on deductions, credits, and local taxes. Use our calculator for your own numbers.

Minimum Wage in Indiana (2026)

$7.25/hour

Same as the federal minimum of $7.25/hour.

Full-time (40 hrs/wk)

$15,080/yr

Approximate 2026 figure. Some cities set higher local minimums — verify with the Indiana Department of Labor.

Pay Stub Requirements in Indiana

Most US states require employers to provide employees with an itemized pay statement showing gross wages, deductions, and net pay each pay period. The exact format and delivery rules vary by state. For the specific requirements that apply in Indiana, consult the Indiana Department of Labor or a licensed payroll provider.

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⚠️ This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Tax rules are complex and vary by individual situation. Always consult a qualified tax professional or CPA for personalised guidance.