Research shows elimination of the grocery tax doesn’t help low-income Illinoisans – Center Square

“It isn’t the best way to do it,” Tax Foundation researcher Jared Walczak said. “You are undermining a good, fairly stable, fairly economical neutral tax with this carve out.”
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Freddy
2 years ago

Well then let’s switch it around. Groceries are free but you have to pay the taxes on them.

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