Anyone who pays a nanny, housekeeper, home health aide or other household employee to work in their home is a household employer.
Household employers can file their unemployment insurance contributions annually with IDES. The new "Return for Household Employers - Unemployment Contributions" (UI-HA; see below) will be mailed to current household annual filers. This form is not to be used for Illinois Department of Revenue Payments.
Effective for tax year 2011, Form UI-WIT was discontinued (the Combined Return for Household Employers; annual combined return for reporting Illinois withholding income tax and unemployment insurance contributions for household employees).
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Steps to Pay

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If you qualify as a household employer and want to pay your taxes once a year, follow these steps:
- Register as a household (domestic) employer (if you are not already registered) by filling out and filing the UI-1 DOM form with IDES before April 15th.
- Report any newly hired employees within 20 days of the date of hire.
- File the "2012 Return for Household Employers - Unemployment Contributions" (UI-HA) by April 15th.
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Additional Publications

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Household Employer Return form for various years: 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007
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