‘Pessimistic’ budget projections has Pritzker looking for business ‘tax adjustments’ – Center Square

“The Governor will work with the legislature to identify corporate and business tax loopholes that can be closed and tax adjustments that can be made that will minimize the impact to lower- and middle-class families while ensuring that Illinois can meet its financial responsibilities,” the report said.
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Maybe some layoffs are in order but union contracts need to be looked at as a whole throughout the entire state. More contributions to medical care, no more freebies bring it in line like the private sector. No more exuberant accumulation of sick and comp days, us them or loose them just like the private sector. Wages and salaries need to come into line also. This worthless man in Springfield just doesn’t get it he thinks this is a game for him just because he is in power, caught on tape trying to bribe Governor blago, blago takes the fall… Read more »

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