Commentary: Illinois’ alcohol tax is almost as old as America. It needs reform. – Chicago Tribune*

"In Chicago, a carry-away 12-pack of beer gets slapped with more than $2 in tax. The $1.01 in federal, state and county alcohol taxes piles on top of the 1.5 percent city tax and the 10.25 percent general sales tax. The combined burden makes taxes the single most expensive ingredient in many Americans’ drink of choice."
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E Elsworth
4 months ago

Wow, who knew Illinois was a state in “almost” 1776🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Callmyshrink
4 months ago

Reforming tax laws is not in the Illinois Dem playbook. In fact Putzger just added to the tax kitty with carry out drinks. And also added to the crash rate with that signing as well

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