Pritzker says he took GOP advice to eliminate grocery tax – Center Square

To the idea that municipalities may have to increase local taxes if they lose the grocery tax, Gov. JB Pritzker pointed fingers at Republicans who criticized the one-year suspension of the tax in fiscal year 2022 saying it should be permanent. He said he’s willing to have conversations with local officials about how to replace that revenue.
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mqyl
2 years ago

Pritzker’s eliminating the state’s one percent grocery tax but keeping the obscenely high pensions and health care benefits in place. He’s quite the advocate for the IL taxpayer.

Tom Paine's Ghost
2 years ago

Pritzker for President 2024 wants to claim that he lowered Illinois taxes. The Pravda Media will gobble up this lie without question and proclaim him a financial genius.

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