(The Center Square) – Starting a business in Indiana is less expensive than it is in most other states. That’s according to a recent study by Zibtek, a software development consultancy business. 

The study scored the states on factors such as taxes, utility costs, filing fees, the local economy, online crime and personal expenses. After compiling the scores, Indiana finished 38th overall, or the 13th least-expensive state in the study.

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