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You must file Form IL-941 if you paid amounts subject to Illinois withholding income tax (either required or by voluntary agreement), such as: • Wages and other employee compensation including bonus, overtime, and commission pay, usually reported to the recipient
You must file Form IL-941 if you paid amounts subject to Illinois withholding income tax (either required or by voluntary agreement), such as: • Wages and other employee compensation including bonus, overtime, and commission pay, usually reported to the recipient
For example, you can include every type of box 12 amount in one employee wage record if you upload an electronic file. If you file on paper or create Forms W-2 online, you can include only four box 12 amounts per Form W-2. See the TIP for Box 12—Codes under Specific Instructions for Form W-2.
You must file Form IL-941 if you paid amounts subject to Illinois withholding income tax (either required or by voluntary agreement), such as: • Wages and other employee compensation including bonus, overtime, and commission pay, usually reported to the recipient
Employers must file Form IL-941 to report Illinois income tax withheld each calendar quarter. This form applies only to Illinois income tax withholding and is due by the last day of the month following the calendar quarter. Instructions for completing the IL-941 appear on the form.
Download or print the 2023 Illinois Form IL-941 (Instructions) (Illinois Withholding Income Tax Return (Instructions)) for FREE from the Illinois Department of Revenue.
You must file Form IL-941 if you paid amounts subject to Illinois withholding income tax (either required or by voluntary agreement), such as: • Wages and other employee compensation including bonus, overtime, and commission pay, usually reported to the recipient