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HB 825

REVENUE-TECH

104th Regular Session Introduced by Chris Welch

Illinois HB 825 modernizes state revenue collection systems through technology infrastructure upgrades to improve tax administration efficiency and compliance.

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Bill Summary · HB 825

Legislative bill overview

HB 825, the REVENUE-TECH bill introduced by Representative Chris Welch in Illinois, appears designed to modernize revenue collection and tax administration through technological improvements. The bill has progressed through committee approval but remains in the Rules Committee as of late May 2025, suggesting ongoing refinement of its language or procedural considerations.

Why is this important

Tax administration efficiency directly affects both state revenue generation and taxpayer compliance burden. Modernizing Illinois's revenue technology infrastructure could reduce administrative costs, improve collections, and streamline filing processes—though implementation costs and system reliability are practical concerns for a state budget.

Potential points of contention

  • Implementation costs and timeline: Technology overhauls require significant upfront investment; questions likely exist about budgeting, vendor selection, and transition periods that could disrupt collections
  • Data security and privacy: Enhanced digital revenue systems raise concerns about personal financial information protection and cybersecurity vulnerabilities
  • Compliance burden shift: Depending on provisions, small businesses or specific industries may face increased reporting requirements or system integration challenges

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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