Illinois Code § 35 ILCS 5/1405.1

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(a) Rents and royalties. Any person maintaining an office or transacting
business in Illinois and required under Sections 6041 and 6050N of the Internal
Revenue Code of 1986 to report to the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury payments
made to another person shall not also be required to file with the
Department copies of
those
reports. The person shall maintain, in a format available for review by the
Department, copies of the reports that include a payment of $1,000 or
more which is, in whole or part, for
one or more of the following:

 
 
(1) rents and royalties for real property located in 
 
Illinois;

 
 
(2) rents and royalties for tangible personal 
 
property if the tangible personal property was physically located in Illinois at any time during the rental period;

 
 
(3) royalties paid on a patent which is employed in 
 
production, fabrication, manufacturing, or other processing in Illinois; 

 
 
(4) royalties paid on a patented product which is 
 
produced in Illinois; and

 
 
(5) royalties paid on a copyright to compensate the 
 
holder of the copyright for printing or other publication which originates in Illinois.

 
(b) The Department of Revenue shall obtain from the United States
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and the Illinois Department
of Agriculture a list of non-resident owners of record of Illinois farmland.
The Department of Revenue shall utilize this list for the purpose of aiding the
Department in determining the Illinois tax liability under this Act of such
non-resident owners.

Illinois;
property if the tangible personal property was physically located in Illinois at any time during the rental period;
production, fabrication, manufacturing, or other processing in Illinois;
produced in Illinois; and
holder of the copyright for printing or other publication which originates in Illinois.

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