Illinois again taxing your groceries starting July 1 – Illinois Policy

Among the 10 most populous states, Illinois is the only one with a grocery tax. Earlier this year, state Sen. Donald DeWitte introduced legislation repealing the grocery tax, but the bill died in committee.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

That’s one thing I miss about Michigan. No sales tax on grocery store food and medicine. Yes, it can be done; even in a Blue state.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Just wait till Democrats pass an automatic grocery tax hike — like they did for gasoline

mqyl
2 years ago
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When a state routinely mismanages taxpayer funds, additional and increasing taxes are the norm.

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