Best and Worst States to Start a Business in 2024 – Simplify

"Illinois is the worst state to start a business, driven by a high maximum corporate tax rate (9.5%), poor business performance (8.1% say they’re doing excellent), and weak mobility for educated workers. While about 105,000 educated adults moved into the state in 2022, another 159,000 moved out, meaning the state’s net migration for educated workforce was nearly -54,000."
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

More factual numbers for Governor Rotundo to deny. Too bad the overwhelming percentage of Illinois residents will never know the truth, as their relied upon media sources won’t say a negative thing about Pritzker’s reign of terror.

debtsor
2 years ago
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This the goal. Communists hate business.

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