Reinstating the $4-a-month-per-employee head tax, lump-sum payments in lieu of taxes for hospitals, churches and other non-profits exempt from paying property taxes, taxing digital advertising and a corporate income tax are all “options” on the table, the mayor said Tuesday. He acknowledged that the there is “still some ambiguity” about whether or not a corporate income tax would require legislative approval.
What financial stewardship? The governing bodies of Chicago and Illinois have always lacked financial discipline. If we ran our lives like they run government, we would be in ‘debtors’ prison aka ‘jail.’
Mark F
10 months ago
Want to be the members of the CTU will not be paying this if it goes forward? Want to bet teachers in Catholic schools will be paying it?
Where's Mine ???
10 months ago
I sound like a broken record, but astoundingly ZERO consideration to returning to per ARPA-COVID spending and hiring levels, or at least partial roll backs. Ditto for state.
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.
What financial stewardship? The governing bodies of Chicago and Illinois have always lacked financial discipline. If we ran our lives like they run government, we would be in ‘debtors’ prison aka ‘jail.’
Want to be the members of the CTU will not be paying this if it goes forward? Want to bet teachers in Catholic schools will be paying it?
I sound like a broken record, but astoundingly ZERO consideration to returning to per ARPA-COVID spending and hiring levels, or at least partial roll backs. Ditto for state.