CFTC chair Selig calls Illinois crypto tax a threat to Chicago’s financial legacy – MSN

The Digital Asset Tax Act, signed by Governor J.B. Pritzker as part of a $55.9 billion budget package, makes Illinois the first U.S. state to impose a transaction-level tax on crypto activity.
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Nauvoo Social Club
3 months ago

Chicago’s place and legacy as a financial center died decades ago. It is a second tier regional hub at best.

David F
3 months ago

Chicago’s financial legacy will be bankruptcy.

Fed Up Taxpayer
3 months ago

Chicago is not a leading financial services industry like it once was and not sure there is much of a legacy left. Northern Trust is one of the few still standing. American National, Harris Bank, Continental, LaSalle Bank, First Chicago – all gone. There are good, smaller banks that still invest in communities, but it seems at some point the money is too good to pass up and the board of directors/shareholders start to consider selling out. Add taxes per employee or service taxes like Brandon and Pritzker want and there is no shot to bring large groups of employees… Read more »

Wally
3 months ago

More reasons for the financial sector to pull out of IL like Citadel and the rest.

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