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Illinois Decouples from Federal Law (2002, August) [FY 2003-02]

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Illinois Department of Revenue publication FY 2003-02 Illinois Decouples from Federal Law, Informational Bulletin To: All Income Tax Preparers On March 9, 2002, President George W. Bush signed PL 107-147, the Job Creation and Worker Assistance Act of 2002, also known as the Economic Stimulus package. Under this new federal law, there is a change to individual and business income tax filing for tax years 2001 and after. For federal income tax purposes, taxpayers are able to deduct the bonus depreciation of 30 percent of the cost of capital assets acquired and placed in service between September 10, 2001, and September 11, 2004. Taxpayers depreciate the remaining 70 percent of the cost using their normal depreciation method. For most assets, the normal depreciation is 70 percent of what the amount would be if no bonus depreciation was claimed.

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.On March 9, 2002, President GeorgeW. Bush signed PL 107-147, the "Job Creation and Worker Assistance Actof 2002," also known as the Economic Stimulus package. Under thisnew federal law, there is change to individual and business income taxfiling for tax years 2001 and after. For federal income tax purposes,taxpayers are able to deduct the "bonus depreciation" of percentof the cost of capital assets acquired and placed in service between Sep-tember 10, 2001, and September 11, 2004. Taxpayers depreciate theremaining percent of the cost using their normal depreciationmethod. For most assets, the normal depreciation is percent of what theamount would be if no bonus depreciation was claimed. How do the new federal andIllinois laws affect Illinois Income Tax? Generally, when federal lawchanges the computation of federal taxable income or adjusted grossincome, the computation of Illinois net income also changes. However, Senate Bill 1543(Public Act 92-603) "decouples" Illinois from the fede

 

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Organization: Illinois Department of Revenue
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