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Code · Illinois · Chapter 50 — LOCAL GOVERNMENT · Act 355

Sec. 10-45. Rules.

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Sec. 10-45. Rules. To implement the certified audit project, the Department shall have authority to adopt rules, including, but not limited to:
(1)rules concerning the availability of the certification program required for
participation in the project;
(2)rules concerning the requirements and basis for establishing just cause for approval
or rejection of participation by taxpayers;
(3)rules setting forth procedures for assessment, collection, and payment of
liabilities or refund of overpayments and provisions for taxpayers to obtain informal and formal review of certified audit results;
(4)rules concerning the nature, frequency, and basis for the Department's review of
certified audits conducted by qualified practitioners, including the requirements for documentation, work-paper retention and access, and reporting; and
(5)rules setting forth requirements for conducting certified audits and for review of
agreed-upon procedures.
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