Also, if you haven't filed a tax return and you were self-employed, you should be sure to file before the time period expires. The time limit of 3 years, 3 months, and 15 days gives a self-employed person until April 15th of the third year and still receive credit for Social Security purposes.
One such law goes into effect on New Yearâs Day in Illinois. The following laws grouped by general topic area will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2013. Alcohol and Drug Policy. A new Illinois law allows those under 21 who are participating in culinary programs to consume alcohol.
If, under the terms of the plan, an individual may elect coverage that becomes effective on a date that does not exceed 90 days, the coverage will comply with the 90-day waiting-period limit even if the worker takes more time than that to choose coverage, the final rule states.