Several, and a few are unusual. Illinois has a strict biometric privacy law, Chicago taxes cloud software, and paid leave rules differ between the city, suburban Cook County and the rest of the state.
Illinois flat income tax
One state rate in Zoho Payroll, with each employee’s home state stored for commuters from across the state line.A workbook note says who lives in Indiana or Wisconsin, if anyone kept it current.
Biometric Information Privacy Act
A written consent in Zoho People, signed before anyone uses a finger-scan clock and filed with the date.Paper releases in a cabinet, or none at all for people hired after the clocks went in.
Chicago lease transaction tax on cloud software
Cloud subscriptions booked to their own account in Zoho Books, so your accountant sees what the city tax may reach.Software charges hide inside card statements until someone sorts them at year end.
Paid leave in Chicago, Cook County and statewide
Leave policies in Zoho People assigned by work location, so a Loop office and an exurban plant accrue under different rules.One accrual formula for everyone, whichever ordinance really applies.
Sales tax that stacks by location
Tax groups in Zoho Books that add the state, county and city portions according to the ship-to address.A single rate on every invoice, fixed only when a customer pushes back.
Illinois Secure Choice retirement savings
A post-tax deduction in Zoho Payroll for staff enrolled in the state program, when the company has no plan of its own.The state’s reminder letter sits unopened in a shared inbox.
Deciding what the rule requires
Your attorney and CPA make that call, and we build exactly what they decide.No different without Zoho: advisors interpret, software only records.
Setup guidance, not legal or tax advice. Rates and coverage shift often here, so your advisors sign off on each rule before we build it.