Indiana § 6-8.1-12-3 Mandatory program projects

Indiana Statutes

§ 6-8.1-12-3 — Mandatory program projects

Indiana § 6-8.1-12-3

Art. 8.1DEPARTMENT OF STATE REVENUE; TAX

Ch. 12Taxpayer Education and Information Program

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Ind. Code § 6-8.1-12-3 (2026).

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The program must include the following projects:

(1)Communications with taxpayers listed in section 2 of this chapter that explain in simplified terms the most common errors of taxpayer noncompliance that the taxpayers are likely to encounter.

(2)Communications with taxpayers described in section 2(1) of this chapter that explain in simplified terms the duties of the taxpayer and the most common areas of noncompliance by this group of taxpayers.

(3)Participation in small business seminars and similar programs organized by state and local agencies.

(4)Review and revision of taxpayer educational materials produced by the department to identify the most common errors of taxpayer noncompliance that the taxpayers are likely to encounter.

(5)Implementation of a continuing education program

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The program must include the following
projects:
(1) Communications with taxpayers listed in section 2 of this
chapter that explain in simplified terms the most common errors
of taxpayer noncompliance that the taxpayers are likely to
encounter.
(2) Communications with taxpayers described in section 2(1) of
this chapter that explain in simplified terms the duties of the
taxpayer and the most common areas of noncompliance by this
group of taxpayers.
(3) Participation in small business seminars and similar programs
organized by state and local agencies.
(4) Review and revision of taxpayer educational materials
produced by the department to identify the most common errors
of taxpayer noncompliance that the taxpayers are likely to
encounter.
(5) Implementation of a continuing education program for
employees of the department, including the following:
(A) The application of new legislation and rules to taxpayer
activities.
(B) Areas of recurring taxpayer noncompliance.
(C) Areas of inconsistent administration by the department.