Illinois ranked “least tax friendly” state for middle-class families – Illinois Policy

Residents are leaving for states with lower tax rates and better job and housing prospects such as Texas, Indiana, Florida and California. All of those states ranked more tax friendly to middle-income residents in the Kiplinger report.
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Ex Illini
4 years ago

I understand moving to Texas, Florida or Indiana, but why would anyone in their right mind move to the hell hole known as California? I’d leave the country before I move to that hot mess.

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