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Code · Illinois · Chapter 35 — REVENUE · Act 5

Sec. 1405.2. Information reports for payments made under contracts for personal services:.

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Sec. 1405.2. Information reports for payments made under contracts for personal services:
(a)Payments made on or after January 1, 1989, under contracts for personal services. Any person maintaining an office or transacting business in Illinois shall maintain a record, in a format in which the record is available to review by the Department, of all payments made under contracts for personal services. Payments which meet all of the following criteria are considered payments made under contracts for personal services:
(1)the payment is made in the ordinary course of the trade or business of the payor;
(2)the payment is made pursuant to a written contract requiring the rendition of
personal services;
(3)the sum of the payment and other payments required to be made under the contract
during the same calendar year by the payor exceed $1000; and
(4)the performance of the personal services specified in the contract will necessitate
the presence at sometime in Illinois of a particular individual or group of individuals; provided that no reporting will be required if there is certification that the individual or, if appropriate, group of individuals is composed solely of Illinois residents, and further provided that no reporting will be required if there is certification that the individual or, if appropriate, group of individuals is employed by a person maintaining an office in Illinois.
(b)Information required to be maintained. The information to be maintained in a format in which the information is available for review by the Department shall specify the identifying numbers of persons receiving the payments made under the contract for personal services, the names of the persons receiving the payments, the addresses of the persons receiving the payments, and the aggregate amount of payments made to each person. The information shall also specify the identifying number, name, and address of the payor.
(c)Every person required to maintain information under subsection
(a)shall furnish to each person with respect to whom the information is required a copy of the information maintained for Department inspection.
Where the payment is made to a person or persons other than the individual or group of individuals whose presence in Illinois was necessitated by the contract, the written statement furnished to the payment recipients shall state that such persons shall in turn inform the individuals whose presence in Illinois was required, or their employer if such individuals were employed, that the payment has been reported to the Department of Revenue.
The written statement required under the preceding sentence shall be furnished to the person on or before January 31 of the year following the calendar year for which the report under subsection
(a)was required to be made.
(d)Penalties. Any person required to provide copies of information to persons to whom payments are made under subsection
(c)of this Section who fails to do so shall be subject to the penalty prescribed by Section 3-4 of the Uniform Penalty and Interest Act.
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