Senator Seeks Tax Break For Looting Victims – Alton Daily News

“While it won't cover everything, I think, at a minimum, these businesses that have already suffered under COVID, they ought to be compensated, or at least be given a small tax credit to make up for at least a portion of their losses,” said State Sen. Dave Syverson, R-Rockford, who has filed legislation to allow for a property tax credit in the same amount as whatever financial hit was taken.
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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Nonsense. What needs to happen is for cowardly politicians to stop caving into a violent fascist mob. Enforce the law!

dom
5 years ago

Don’t worry the stupid illinois tax payer will clean all this up and vote dem again and again.

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