- Illinois updated its sales and use tax guidance for 2026, expanding the definition of “sale” to include goods transferred as part of service transactions.
- The term “seller” now covers both retailers and service providers.
- Out-of-state businesses must collect Illinois sales tax if they have a physical presence or exceed $100,000 in sales to Illinois customers.
- The guidance clarifies sourcing rules, requiring sales to be evaluated individually to determine tax rates.
- Businesses, especially service providers, should review their Illinois tax obligations due to these changes.
Source: vatabout.com
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