92 Ill. Adm. Code 1710.92
Accounting and Maintenance of Books and Records
Section 1710
Section 1710.92 Accounting
and Maintenance of Books and Records
a) Each relocator shall comply with generally accepted accounting
principles for use in the keeping and recording of their accounts and
bookkeeping records.
b) As generally accepted accounting principles, the Commission
incorporates by reference "Accounting Standards" (June 1992) of the
Financial Accounting Standards Board.
c) Each relocator shall keep its general accounting books and all
other books, records and memoranda which support in any way the entries to such
accounting books and analyses of general ledger account balances so that it can
furnish at any time full information as to any account. Moreover, it shall
support each entry to each account with such detailed information as will
provide a ready analysis and verification of the facts recorded therein. All
expenditures must be definitely supported by vouchers, payrolls, receipted
bills, canceled checks, receipts for petty cash payments, or other evidence of
the expenditures incurred. All revenues must be supported by freight bills or,
in the case of income from a lease, other documentation which evidences the
revenue received.
d) The books referred to in this Section include not only books
of account in a limited technical sense but all other correspondence,
memoranda, etc., that will be useful in developing the history of or facts
regarding any transaction.
e) Any relocator engaged directly or indirectly in any other than
a relocation business shall keep separate and distinct records for the
relocation operation.
f) Each carrier shall keep its books on the basis of an
accounting year of 12 months ending on December 31 of each year.
g) Each relocator shall preserve such books, accounts, records or
memoranda for a period of at least 3 years.
h) Each relocator shall maintain its books and records for 3
years at its principal place of business or at the office of its accountant.
The Commission shall at all times be notified of the location at which the
books and records are being kept.