46 towns have passed a grocery tax. Is your town next? – Illinois Policy

Grocery shoppers around the state saved $360 million the year state leaders suspended the tax as a way to combat rampant inflation. That was roughly $30 per Illinoisan.
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JShark
1 year ago

Looks like many of those red counties sure love to raise taxes on their constituents. They won’t even let their voters eat without paying a tax.

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