Illinois Department Of Revenue
State of Illinois Business Portal - Frequently Asked Questions
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (DFPR) is responsible for licensing nurses in Illinois. The Department maintains a website with information on state nursing law, licensing procedures, necessary forms, and online service tools. The licensing procedure varies depending on what type of nurse you want to become. Please see the DFPR nursing website ( http://www.ildpr.com/WHO/nurs.asp ) for more information. ... For more information, please visit the Illinois Business Portal ( http://www.business.illinois.gov/taxes.cfm ) or contact the Illinois Department of Revenue Business Hotline: 217 524-4772. ... [Read More]
State of Illinois Business Portal - Step-By-Step Guide
The Small Business Tax Workshops are conducted by the Internal Revenue Service, Illinois Department of Revenue, Illinois Department of Employment Security, Social Security Administration and the Small Business Administration. These workshops provide federal and state tax information for new and existing small business owners. For more information contact the local Small Business Coordinator at: ... The Illinois Department of Revenue and the Illinois Department of Employment Security offers two electronic filing programs, TaxNet and FSET (for payroll service providers) as alternative ways to file and pay your state withholding tax returns (Forms IL-941 and IL-W-3), and unemployment insurance tax and wage reports (UI-3/40 Report). To participate in TaxNet, click here . A list of payroll service providers authorized to file through the FSET program is also available. ... [Read More]
Welcome to the State of Illinois Web Site
CHICAGO - As part of his historic plan to spur economic growth and create jobs throughout the state, Governor Rod R. Blagojevich today announced that the state is launching a coordinated campaign to help Argonne National Laboratory win its site selection bid to host construction of a major U.S. Department of Energy project that could bring $1 billion in investment and hundreds of jobs to the Chicago area. The Rare Isotope Accelerator (RIA) will provide intense beams of rare isotopes (short-lived nuclei not normally found on earth) for a wide variety of studies in nuclear structure, nuclear astrophysics, and fundamental interactions. The U.S. Department of Energy recently issued a Presolicitation Notice for the construction of the RIA. ... [Read More]
Government Sites
This page provides links to both State and Federal government sites related to taxation. For information on state revenue/taxation procedures and policies, select from the list below the state revenue/taxation site which interests you. ... Internal Revenue Manual ... [Read More]
SBA: State or Commonwealth Tax Home Pages
Tennessee : Tennessee Department of Revenue. ... Illinois : Illinois Department of Revenue. ... Delaware Department of Finance, Division of Revenue ... [Read More]
Welcome to Tech Town 2004 at the Illinois State Fair
Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) ... Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) ... Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (DFPR) ... [Read More]
Illinois Department on Aging - Administrative Rules
[Joint Committee on Administrative Rules: Administrative Code – Title 86: Revenue, Chapter I: Illinois Department of Revenue; Part 530: Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical Assistance Act]* ... The following Statutes and Administrative Rules are relevant to the Illinois Department on Aging. The information provided by the Department is intended for the convenience of interested persons. The Department does not ensure the accuracy of the statutes or administrative rules on this web site and urges you to consult the official documents or advice of legal counsel. ... [Read More]
State of Illinois Business Portal - Registration and Incorporation: Tax Registration
The Illinois Department of Revenue defines a household employee the same as the Internal Revenue Service defines a “domestic service employee.” See the Internal Revenue Code, Section 3510, for more information. Examples of a “household employee” include a babysitter, caretaker, cleaning person, driver, health aide, housekeeper, nanny, private nurse, or yard worker. ... If you are a household employer, you must withhold Illinois Income Tax from your employee’s compensation and register with the Department of Revenue as an Illinois withholding agent. You are an employer of a household employee if you ... [Read More]
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