Ill. Admin. Code tit. 86, § 950.350 - Refunds
a)
An
employer who has overpaid a penalty assessed under Section 85 of the
Act may file a claim for refund with the Department. A claim shall be
in writing and shall state the specific grounds upon which it is founded. As
soon as practicable after a claim for refund is filed, the Department shall
examine it and either issue a refund or issue a notice of denial. A denial of a
claim for refund becomes final 120 days after the date of issuance of the
notice of the denial except for such amounts denied as to which the employer
has filed a protest with the Department. (Section 85(e) of the Act) A
protest must be in writing and must include the following at a minimum:
1) The employer's name, address and federal
employer identification number;
2)
The date of issuance of the notice of denial which is being
contested;
3) The calendar years
involved;
4) To the extent
possible, the factual and legal grounds upon which the objections to the notice
of denial are based;
5) A
certification that the facts stated are true, correct and complete to the best
of the affiant's knowledge and belief.
b)
If a protest is filed
within 120 days, the Department shall reconsider the denial and grant
the employer a hearing. As soon as practicable after the reconsideration and
hearing, the Department shall issue a notice of decision to the employer. The
notice shall set forth briefly the Department's findings of fact and the basis
of decision in each case decided in whole or in part adversely to the
employer. (Section 85(e) of the Act) If a protest has been
timely filed, the decision of the Department shall become final:
1)
if no action for review of the
decision is commenced under the Administrative Review Law, on the date on which
the time for commencement of such review has expired; (Section
85(e)(1) of the Act) or
2)
if a timely action for review of the decision is commenced under the
Administrative Review Law, on the date all proceedings in court for the review
of the assessment have terminated or the time for the taking the action for
review has expired without proceedings being instituted. (Section
85(e)(2) of the Act)
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