Indiana Tax Strategy: Hoosier Hospitality for Your Wealth
Indiana has one of the lowest state income tax rates at 3.05% flat. But federal taxes still claim up to 37%. Section 7702 delivers complete tax freedom.
The Indiana Advantage
Indiana is a low-tax state at 3.05%, but federal taxes remain the bigger challenge for retirement planning.
✅ The Good News
- 3.05% flat tax (one of lowest)
- Social Security fully exempt
- Low cost of living
- No local income tax in most areas
⚠️ The Challenge
- Federal taxes still apply (up to 37%)
- Some counties have additional taxes
- Combined rate can exceed 40%
- 401(k) distributions federally taxed
Indiana Tax By The Numbers
Section 7702: Your Tax Freedom Solution
Section 7702 of the IRS tax code creates a powerful opportunity: access your retirement funds through policy loans that are completely tax-free—at both federal and state levels. For Indiana residents, this means escaping both the state tax burden and federal taxation entirely.
Federal Tax-Free
Policy loans bypass federal income tax entirely. No 22-37% federal tax on your retirement income.
State Tax-Free
No Indiana state income tax on policy loans. Your retirement income stays tax-free at the state level.
Indiana Professionals We Typically Serve
Healthcare Professionals
Physicians at IU Health, Ascension, and other major systems
Manufacturing Executives
Leaders in Indiana automotive and manufacturing sector
Sports Industry
Executives and professionals in Indianapolis sports scene
Pharma Professionals
Eli Lilly scientists and executives
University Professionals
High-earning faculty at Purdue, IU, and Notre Dame
Insurance Executives
Leaders at Indianapolis-based insurance companies
Indiana Areas We Serve
Matt Nye's Recommendation
"Indiana is a hidden gem for financial planning. The 3.05% flat tax is among the lowest in America, and the cost of living means your money stretches further than in most states."
"But here is what Hoosiers need to understand: your 401(k) is federally taxed at 22-37%, and that is 10 times your state rate. Federal taxes are the real problem."
"For Eli Lilly executives, IU Health physicians, and Indianapolis business leaders, Section 7702 is the logical next step. You already have low state taxes. Now eliminate federal taxes and truly maximize Indiana's affordability."
— Matt Nye, 20-Year Industry Veteran
Frequently Asked Questions
Indiana has one of the lowest state taxes. Why do I need Section 7702?
Indiana 3.05% is excellent, but federal taxes take 22-37% regardless. For a high earner, federal tax is 10x the Indiana rate. Section 7702 eliminates the big one.
I work at Eli Lilly. How does Section 7702 help pharma professionals?
Lilly compensation packages are generous, which means high federal tax brackets. Section 7702 converts taxable income into tax-free retirement income. The savings over 20 years are substantial.
Some Indiana counties have additional taxes. Does Section 7702 help there?
Yes. Section 7702 policy loans avoid state, county, and federal income taxes. Whether you live in Marion County or anywhere else, your retirement income is completely tax-free.
I am a professor at Notre Dame. Is Section 7702 relevant for academics?
Tenured professors often have excellent salaries but high federal taxes. Section 7702 provides tax-free retirement income that complements university retirement plans.
Indiana is affordable. Does tax planning still matter?
Low cost of living makes your dollars go further—which makes tax-free dollars even more valuable. Every dollar saved on taxes has more purchasing power in Indiana than in expensive states.
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