How the City of Chicago Should Evaluate Property Tax Increases – Civic Federation

"...(W)hile the impact of property tax increases on individual homeowners and business owners is an important factor to consider, the new mayoral administration must also weigh the property tax in context of the City’s overall revenue needs and its competitiveness compared to other parts of the region."
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Da Judge
2 years ago

Sheeeetcago is a black hole when it comes to property tax needs.

Vote with your feet Illinoisans and leave this Dem controlled cesspool of a state.

Glad the Feds finally nailed Dem King Mikey Madigan and will be putting his arse in jail soon.

mqyl
2 years ago

In other words, Chicago taxpayers will be seeing new and improved multipliers on their PT bill line items.

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