Ill. Admin. Code tit. 86, § 190.150 - How the Tax is Paid
a) If a rentee
rents an automobile from an automobile rentor authorized to collect Illinois
Automobile Renting Use Tax, the rentee shall pay the tax to that
rentor.
b) If a rentee rents an
automobile from an automobile rentor but does not pay the Automobile Renting
Use Tax to that rentor, the rentee must pay the tax directly to the Department.
This would be the case, for example, where the rental was made from an
out-of-State rentor not registered to collect Illinois Automobile Renting Use
Tax. When the rentee reports the tax directly to the Department, the tax for
any rental payment is due no later than the last day of the month following the
month in which the rentee makes that rental payment to the rentor and the
remittance shall be accompanied by a return form which the Department shall
provide on request.
c) A rentee who
is liable to pay the Automobile Renting Use Tax directly to the Department only
occasionally and not on a frequently recurring basis (and who is not required
to file returns as an automobile rentor) need not register with the Department.
Such rentees may pay the tax and file Automobile Renting Use Tax returns only
as and when they incur their occasional liability.
d) However, if a rentee has a frequently
recurring direct Automobile Renting Use Tax liability, that rentee must
register with the Department and file regular monthly tax returns on which the
tax is reported.
e) If a rentee who
must remit the Automobile Renting Use Tax directly to the Department is also
registered with the Department as an automobile rentor, that rentee shall
report the Automobile Renting Use Tax information in the space provided for
that purpose on the Automobile Renting Occupation Tax return.
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