Ill. Admin. Code tit. 86, § 760.300 - Responsibilities of Electronic Filers
a)
All electronic filers must comply with all of the requirements and
specifications set forth in this Part, and in the Department's implementation
guides for electronic filing and booklets regarding procedures for electronic
filing for the appropriate tax.
b)
Taxpayers filing electronically, on approved magnetic media, or using
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) must keep records equivalent to the level of
detail contained in an acceptable paper record. For example, see 86 Ill. Adm.
Code 130.801,
130.805,
130.825,
420.90,
440.10 and
450.50.
c) Electronic filers are responsible for
ensuring that electronic returns or other electronic documents and payments are
filed with or paid to the Department in a timely manner as provided in Section
760.240 of this Part.
d) Electronic filers are responsible for
ensuring the security and confidentiality of all transmitted data.
e) Electronic filers must not use software
that has a Department assigned production password built into the
software.
f) Electronic filers
cannot recall or intercept electronically filed returns or other documents
after they have been acknowledged as accepted with a detailed acknowledgment
from the Department.
g) Electronic
filers must make transmissions and retrieve acknowledgments in a timely manner.
Acknowledgment files will normally be available from the Department within 24
hours after the transmission is received.
h) Electronic filers must match
acknowledgment files to the original transmission files. Returns or other
documents acknowledged as accepted with a detailed acknowledgment from the
Department as provided in Section
760.310 of this Part will be
considered filed. Returns or other documents acknowledged as rejected must be
corrected and retransmitted.
i)
Electronic filers must immediately contact the Department if an acknowledgment
has not been available after 36 hours from the transmission of the
return.
j) Electronic filers must
contact the Department for assistance if returns or other documents have been
rejected after three attempts, or if acknowledgments are received for returns
or other documents that were not in the original transmissions.
k) Taxpayers are responsible for retaining
copies of all the acknowledgment files received from the Department or third
party transmitters. These may be retained on magnetic media. Taxpayers must
retain all copies of the acknowledgment files received from the Department for
as long as the taxpayer would be required to keep tax records in a paper
format.
l) Electronic filers who
provide transmission services to other electronic filers must:
1) Accept electronic returns or other
documents for direct transmission to the Department only from electronic filers
accepted in this program;
2)
Provide each of their clients with the acknowledgment files for their
transmissions within 24 hours after the availability of the acknowledgment from
the Department; and
3) Retain
copies of all acknowledgment files received from the Department for one year
from the date of receipt. These may be retained on magnetic media.
m) Electronic filers who are
software developers must:
1) Correct any
software errors quickly to assure timely transmission of electronic returns or
other documents;
2) Expeditiously
distribute any corrections to all electronic filers utilizing the software;
and
3) Not incorporate into its
software a Department assigned production password.
n) If the taxpayer wishes to amend any
accepted electronically filed return, the corresponding paper amended return
form must be filed with the Department except for the following:
1) Amended Telecommunications Tax
returns.
2) Amended Cigarette Tax
and Cigarette Use Tax returns.
3)
Amended Liquor Tax returns.
Notes
Amended at 27 Ill. Reg. 14636, effective August 26, 2003
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