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Illinois Tax Forgiveness for Deceased Service Members

Illinois Department of Revenue
All of the service member’s income subtracted from the Illinois return

If you file a return on behalf of a service member whose federal income tax was forgiven because they died in a combat zone, or died from wounds, disease or injury they got in a combat zone, you can subtract all of that service member’s income from their Illinois return.

Check eligibility

How to apply

File the service member’s Illinois return on their behalf and subtract their income, following Illinois Department of Revenue Publication 102.

What you'll need

The service member’s death certificate or report of casualty, documentation of the combat zone service, and the federal determination forgiving their income tax.

Eligibility

  • You are filing an Illinois income tax return on behalf of a deceased service member
  • The service member’s federal income tax was forgiven because they died in a combat zone, or died from wounds, disease or injury incurred in a combat zone

Source

Official source