Illinois millionaire’s tax moves closer to November ballot – Center Square

When state Rep. Kyle Moore asked why the resolution language did not specify how revenue from the tax would be distributed, State Rep. La Shawn Ford admitted there were no plans for allocation but the General Assembly would have that responsibility after voters approve the amendment.
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Deb
16 hours ago

Is IL going to tax Pritzker’s off shore accounts? He’s doing another tax evasion scheme, like removing toilets in his mansion.

Free at Last
17 hours ago

Lucky you. One question. When the millionaires leave, what do you think they will do with this tax? Once you have killed and eaten the golden goose, where will your hunger turn then? If you don’t know the answer, you’re an idiot.

Ralph
18 hours ago

Give us the TAXPAYERS MONEY 💰 and we will find a way to spend it .

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