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It could be one big change or several changes that made an impact: Filing changes But big life changes, such as marriage, divorce, retirement or adding a dependent (having a baby, adopting) can affect the your tax situation such as the filing status for which you are eligible and other aspects of how you are taxed.
Starting a side hustle or changing jobs, underpaying estimated quarterly taxes if youre self-employed, reporting gambling winnings, getting married or divorced, or losing a child tax credit are just some of the many reasons why you might owe state taxes this year.
The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) sends letters and notices to request additional information and support for information you report on your tax return, or to inform you of a change made to your return, balance due or overpayment amount.
If you got a raise at work or started a new job with a higher salary, you could fall into a higher income tax bracket, thereby increasing your tax bill. Likewise, if you made extra income from a side gig, youll have to pay taxes on that extra cash. If you make more income, youre going to owe money, Steber said.
Who must file Form ST‑556? If you sell items at retail in Illinois that are of the type that must be titled or registered by an agency of Illinois state government (e.g., vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, trailers, manufactured (mobile) homes), you must report these sales on Form ST‑556, Sales Tax Transaction Return.

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When you first set up two-step verification, you can choose to receive this code by email to an address you provide, by using an authenticator app, or via text message. A new code will be provided to you by the method you select each time you log in to MyTax Illinois.
The tax bracket you land in at the state level can differ from your federal tax bracket, which is one reason you might owe state taxes but not federal. Again, whether you owe state taxes or get a refund can depend on how much you paid in tax throughout the year.

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