Why the 2017 tax hikes will harm Illinois’ economy
Why the 2017 tax hikes will harm Illinois’ economy
The 2011 tax hikes cost the state economy $55.8 billion in real GDP from 2012-2016.
The 2011 tax hikes cost the state economy $55.8 billion in real GDP from 2012-2016.
With statewide elections in November, the 2018 forecast calls for gridlock.
Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan, Senate President John Cullerton and state Rep. Robert Martwick are all involved in the clout-heavy cottage industry of property tax appeals.
The Cook County assessor may have to pay $41,000 in fines for accepting donations in excess of the limit allowed by Cook County campaign finance rules.
The office of Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx signed off on a $2 million property tax settlement with the property tax firm headed by Foxx campaign donor Alderman Ed Burke.
Policy failures have resulted in a steady stream of income flowing to neighboring states.
The village of Lakewood is making encouraging reforms in a county where residents pay some of the highest property taxes in the nation.
One community in northern Illinois’ McHenry County is a case study on the glacial pace of consolidation in a state with the most units of local government – and some of the highest property taxes – in the nation.
City Council gave private ‘booting’ companies the blessing to charge Chicagoans more to remove the device from vehicles.
A new ad campaign by the Badger State digs into millennials’ growing disillusion with the Land of Lincoln.
State lawmakers would be wise to re-examine the barriers to second chances and first careers throughout the state.
The $1.6 billion assembly plant will create an estimated 4,000 jobs for Alabama residents by 2021.