Ad blitz begins for Pritzker’s progressive income tax proposal – Center Square

Todd Maisch, president of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce, says the ads fail to mention that the legislature could change the rates at almost anytime and raise taxes on everyone. Other opponents say a progressive tax will drive more job creators out of Illinois.
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Freddy
5 years ago

The progressive tax ads will probably be directed to voters who don’t pay tax’s in the first place. They will say the rich will pay more and you will get more$$$

anyone
5 years ago

A progressive tax will make the entire state a ghost town.

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