Ill. Admin. Code tit. 86, § 470.190 - Discounts, Penalties and Finance or Interest Charges
a) When taxpayers allow discounts from gross
charges for services under the Act because of prompt payment of accounts, the
amounts of the discounts are not included within gross receipts by which tax is
computed.
b) When taxpayers add and
collect penalties or interest upon delinquent accounts or upon accounts
involving installment payments, the amounts of the penalties or interest need
not be included in gross receipts, provided that the amounts are separately
itemized and billed to the persons to whom the services are furnished, and
separately recorded in the books and records of the taxpayer. If the amounts of
the penalty, interest or finance charges are not separately billed and itemized
to the person to whom the services are furnished and separately recorded in the
books and records of the taxpayer, the total amount must be included in gross
receipts by which the tax is computed.
c) When a "gross amount" and "net amount" are
billed to a customer on the same invoice for services furnished, the "net
amount" representing the charge if paid within a stated period of time, the
"gross amount" being the charge payable after the stated time has elapsed, the
difference between the two amounts is deemed to be a penalty or interest charge
separately billed.
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