Voters statewide will decide whether 1,081 Oak Brook and northern Westmont taxpayers should send $31 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Voters statewide will decide whether 1,012 River Forest taxpayers should send $23 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Voters statewide will decide whether 2,299 Deerfield, Riverwoods and Bannockburn taxpayers should send $56 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Voters statewide will decide whether 2,656 Highland Park taxpayers should send $81 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Voters statewide will decide whether 3,589 Barrington taxpayers should send $90 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Voters statewide will decide whether 197 Wayne taxpayers should send $5 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Voters statewide will decide whether 745 Clarendon Hills taxpayers should send $16 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Voters statewide will decide whether 2,830 Streeterville taxpayers should send $87 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
A year ago, over half of Illinoisans considered moving away, but today it’s more than 6 in 10, a new poll shows. The No. 1 reason cited for wanting to move? High taxes.
Voters statewide will decide whether 593 Lincolnshire taxpayers should send $87 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
The Land of Lincoln is the land of the nation’s least-friendly state tax climate, according to a new study.
Illinois’ housing price growth remains well below the national average because of lagging demand, caused in large part by tax policies that make people hesitant to spend.
Voters statewide will decide whether 2,093 Libertyville taxpayers should send $41 million in additional income taxes to Springfield.
Illinois’ overabundance of local government layers provides ample room to consolidate and save property taxes.