Letters: Small businesses left out of the conversation over property taxes – Chicago Tribune*

Jack Lavin, Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce: " Illinois’ 1.2 million small businesses employ approximately 44.8% of our workforce, according to the Small Business Administration, meaning these policies will threaten to cut our economic backbone off at the knees."
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Old Joe
3 years ago

Small business owners ate expected to continue to pay their fair share…..

Giddyap
3 years ago

Small businesses will be the first to leave as Democrats make it impossible for them to survive the Democrat twin policies of high taxes and mindless regulation

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