A new report gives the tax climate in Illinois its worst grade in a decade – Crain’s*

The Tax Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit policy group, released its annual State Business Tax Climate Index report last month. Rather than focusing strictly on how much states levy, the report aims to evaluate how well tax systems are   year, Illinois received its lowest index score in the last 10 years. It dropped to No. 37 in the national rankings
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The Railroader
5 months ago

Hmph. Crain’s seems to be uncritical of Illinois’ tax climate.

In fact, they’re cheering on new climate taxes to appease the sun god.

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