Ill. Admin. Code tit. 86, § 510.150 - Electricity Sold to and by Building Operators
a) Persons owning, operating or leasing
buildings, who purchase electricity for sale to tenants, bill the tenants for
the electricity, and distribute the electricity to tenants over facilities
owned, leased, or controlled by the persons, are liable for the tax in Section
510.110(b)(1)
and are required, under the terms of the Act, to file returns and pay tax in
the same manner as any other taxpayer.
b) Such persons shall maintain books and
records that document the amount of electricity consumed in the operation and
maintenance of the building and the amount distributed to the
tenants.
c) In order to enable
persons selling electricity to owners, operators or lessees of buildings to
report accurately to the Department the amount of electricity sold for resale
to tenants and the amount sold for use or consumption by the owners, operators
or lessees of the buildings, such owners, operators or lessees of buildings
should, at the end of each of their billing periods, report to the supplier the
amount of electricity (kilowatt hours) consumed by the owner or building
operator and not resold by him as such to tenants. The owners, operators or
lessees of buildings need not report to the Department the amount so reported
to the supplier.
d) Sales by
taxpayers to hotels and like businesses for use or consumption are taxable
sales within the Act.
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