Paul Vallas: Chicagoans will pay for Brandon Johnson’s ‘tax the rich’ agenda
Paul Vallas: Chicagoans will pay for Brandon Johnson’s ‘tax the rich’ agenda
Residents would face higher taxes and fees under his proposed budget.
Residents would face higher taxes and fees under his proposed budget.
The county also estimates it could be liable for as much as $4 million in surplus equity owed to former owners who lost their properties.
The $17.6 billion proposal relies primarily on hikes to close a projected $882.4 million Corporate Fund deficit.
Pension fund contributions grew more than $1.5 billion.
Policymakers can create conditions to help businesses and residents succeed.
But the state’s error rate is fifth-highest in the country, which could bring costly penalties.
Housing for sale in the state remains far below pre-pandemic levels.
Gov. Gavin Newsom said no to a sweetener, while Gov. J.B. Pritzker added $11 billion to Chicago’s liabilities.
Common metrics show Illinois’ congressional map is more skewed than a failed attempt in Missouri was.
The past six fiscal years represent the six highest state tax burdens in Illinois in over 30 years.
The Protecting Renters Ordinance risks hurting affordability.
Every public university in Indiana charges less in tuition and fees than every one in Illinois.
Data suggest the state is on pace to lose a U.S. representative in 2030.