Illinois businesses brace for potential tax increase in Pritzker’s budget plan – Center Square

The governor’s proposed budget extends the cap on business net operating losses, but increases the cap to $500,000. His office estimates the “revenue adjustment” will raise $526 million. “Whether you’re not calling it a tax [hike], in implementation it ends up being one,” Illinois Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Lou Sandoval said. “It’s just a way of taxing businesses.”
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chris
2 years ago

TRY LIVING WITHIN YOUR BUDGET………MONEY DOESN’T GROW ON TAXPAYERS….PAY FOR YOUR OWN ILLEGALS

David F
2 years ago
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There must be a paid flunky to thumb down all the logical posts against the Illinois Socialists.

chris
2 years ago
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THINK YOU ARE RIGHT……LOL

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