Delayed property tax bills could shake up budget season — and elections – Crain’s

"If the bills do indeed arrive in late fall, all sorts of political complications could result."
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Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
1 year ago

Count on them being higher than last year.

Deb
1 year ago

If Preckwinkle can’t get the tax bills out in time, fire her for incompetence. Or at least vote her out.

Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

At this point, any of the few of us dopes still paying attention have given up trying to understand if this is simply more CC/Chicago absolute incompetence or just more of the endless 3-card Monty bilking of taxpayers…..you just assume it’s both at astronomical prices and nobody in public sector really cares because they got 100% control.

Fed Up Taxpayer
1 year ago

Illinois was perpetually late with tax bills in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Never seem to be any accountability for paying municipalities late or for constantly increasing the tax burden. This isn’t a new thing – they don’t like tax bills right before elections. They will do this again in 2026 before Jabba is on the ticket, thinking Illinois citizens don’t know their tax bills are among the highest in the country. They are just preparing us now and really think we are idiots. Then again, if JB gets reelected – we are.

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