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Scam Alert: Fake Texts and Websites Impersonating IDOR

Be alert for fraudulent messages or websites attempting to steal your banking information, login credentials, or credit card details. The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) will never request personal or financial information via text message. To confirm official communications or contact details, always visit https://tax.illinois.gov.

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What are my protest rights?

In certain instances when you receive a protestable notice, you have the right to file a petition with the Illinois Independent Tax Tribunal or a written protest with the Illinois Department of Revenue. In any case other than claim denials, you may elect to bypass the hearing process by paying the total amount due under protest specified in Sections 2a and 2a.1 of the State Officers and Employees Money Disposition Act (30 ILCS 230/2a, 230/2a.1). Your protest rights will be explained on the notice you receive, which includes the time frame to take action. If you do not take action within the time allowed, you waive your rights and the notice becomes final.

You may access additional information by searching the entire Illinois Department of Revenue website.

If you have additional inquiries, you may submit them on the Questions, Comments, or Requests form.