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The new TS-1 form incorporates both the Tax Comparison Statement and Tax Bill as required by statute. The State has produced many options for fulfilling the TS-1 with the intention of meeting each county’s unique situation. Below, please find the seven (7) options counties have for fulfilling the TS-1 requirement.
See the Frequently Asked Questions section to help answer questions you may have.
Option 1 -- The county uses the new standard TS-1 form accompanied with the DLGF developed tax bill.
*Option 2 -- The county uses the new standard TS-1 form accompanied with the county’s traditional tax bill.
Option 3 -- The county uses the new TS-1 long form, which incorporates the DLGF developed tax bill.
Option 4 -- The county uses the new standard TS-1 form accompanied with an alternate DLGF developed tax bill with the four remittance stubs.
Option 5 -- The county uses the new TS-1 extra long form, which incorporates the DLGF developed tax bill and includes four remittance stubs.
Option 6 -- The county uses the provisional bill (TS-1-P) and the reconciliation tax form (TS-1-R).
Option 7 -- The county uses the provisional bill (TS-1-P) and the alternate reconciliation tax form (TS-1-Ra).
Option 8 -- The county uses the new standard TS-1 form accompanied with an alternate DLGF developed tax bill with the a single remittance stub for a single payment late in the year.
*If Option 2, is selected, the county’s tax bill must be submitted in a .pdf format for SBoA approval to Tammy White at twhite@sboa.in.gov for approval. This must be done even if this form has been approved in previous years.
If the county fails to use the TS-1 form, as required by law, the county’s tax bill will be declared invalid and in violation of the requirements of Indiana Code section 6-1.1-22-8.1. As a result of this violation, the county will be required to re-print and mail new, compliant tax bills to taxpayers.