Illinois changes its sourcing rules, making retailers with a place of business in Illinois but selling from out-of-state responsible for destination-based sourcing for sales tax purposes, effective January 1, 2025. This creates equality between remote retailers with and without in-state presence. Businesses operating in Illinois should prepare their tax systems to apply destination-based sourcing compliantly.
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