Here Are the Tax Cuts Included in Illinois’ Newly-Approved $46.5B Budget – NBC5 (Chicago)

Lawmakers say that the state’s 1% sales tax on groceries will be suspended through the end of the new fiscal year, and a planned increase in the state’s fuel tax, which currently sits at 39 cents per gallon, will not take effect until at least Jan. 1.
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Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

Here’s the deal everyone anyone that’s receives a 50 dollar check send it back to the post office as undeliverable and put on the envelope f you Pritzker. Who needs a 50 dollar check for anyone making under 250,000 this is so humiliating it isn’t funny, Springfield whores

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