On July 1, the state will raise taxes on short-term rentals, sports wagering, telecommunications, tobacco and vaping products. Illinois will lower tax rebates for electric vehicle purchases. New tax rules also will impact businesses in the current tax year.
The only tax directly affecting consumers is the increase in the gas tax, but they’re so used to fluctuations in gas prices, they’ll barely notice. Taxes on businesses will affect them, but not in ways they’ll notice. Usual sneaky way for Dems to raise taxes.
Hello, Indiana!
11 months ago
Remember this as Butterworth sloshes around the state begging to be re-elected and sweats butter attending another money losing state fair this fall.
Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
11 months ago
Expect more business to leave the state and take with them lots of jobs.
Call my shrink
11 months ago
Not really. It’s Illinois. July 1st just bend over. It’s like fireworks on the 4th. Expected
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
The only tax directly affecting consumers is the increase in the gas tax, but they’re so used to fluctuations in gas prices, they’ll barely notice. Taxes on businesses will affect them, but not in ways they’ll notice. Usual sneaky way for Dems to raise taxes.
Remember this as Butterworth sloshes around the state begging to be re-elected and sweats butter attending another money losing state fair this fall.
Expect more business to leave the state and take with them lots of jobs.
Not really. It’s Illinois. July 1st just bend over. It’s like fireworks on the 4th. Expected