State estimates $1.3 billion drop in business taxes for local governments – Daily Herald*

The reason for this year's decline includes a multitude of reasons. As profits stagnate or drop, taxable income levels off or declines. With no deduction cap, businesses report larger losses, which translates to less taxable income. Additionally, state revenue officials said businesses were refunded more tax revenue than anticipated, and that loss is being reconciled this year.
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Streeterville
2 years ago

State Treasurer should be frank about this drop in tax revenue: Citadel moved to Florida.

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