Ill. Admin. Code tit. 59, § 130.70 - Application Approval or Denial
a)
Applicants will be notified in writing of the Department's approval or denial
of all completed applications.
b)
If the Department denies the application for a credit, it will specify the
reasons for the denial.
c) If the
Department approves the application for a credit, it will issue a certificate
of tax credit to the qualified employer following the procedures in Section
130.90.
d) Applicants have the right to appeal a
denial. The applicant must submit a written notice for an appeal to the
Department. This notice must be received by the Department within 30 calendar
days after the applicant receives the notice of denial. The appeal must contain
a clear statement disputing the reasons for the denial. The notice of appeal
should be mailed to:
Recovery and Mental Health Tax Credit Coordinator
Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Mental Health
401 S Clinton St.
Chicago, IL 60607
e) The Department will convene an appeal
hearing within 30 days of receiving the notice of appeal. The appeal hearing
committee will consist of the Recovery and Mental Health Tax Credit Coordinator
or their designee, the Division of Mental Health Deputy Director of Wellness
and Recovery Services or their designee, and the Division of Substance Use
Prevention and Recovery Behavioral Health Advisor or their designee.
f) The applicant will be notified of the
hearing by phone and mail. The applicant will have an opportunity to be present
and to provide written or verbal objections to the denial at the time of the
hearing. The applicant may choose to be represented by an attorney but is not
required to have representation.
g)
The Department will issue its written final decision to the applicant within
five working days after the appeal hearing. All final decisions shall specify
that they are final and subject to the Illinois Administrative Review Law
[735 ILCS
5/Art. III ]. The final decision shall be served on
parties, or their agents appointed to receive service of process, either
personally or by registered or certified mail. [5 ILCS
100/10-50] .
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