“If state actions to save trees and prohibit alcoholic beverages did not require compensation to impacted businesses, the Governor’s necessary restrictions on business operations to protect the health and lives of Illinois residents from a worldwide pandemic cannot constitute a taking requiring compensation,” the governor and attorney general wrote.
people of Illinois, moving to another state will be the best financial decision you make in your lifetime.
Freddy
5 years ago
No property tax breaks whatsoever for business owners/landlords who are expected to give a break to tenants/and those who lost their jobs. No funding cuts anywhere. Giving raises due to contracts. Total political insanity.
Totally agree. Businesses make cuts and struggle to survive, but the state and Cook County continue on their merry way, no cuts are needed. THEY are the only one that feels any impact apparently, they are working SOOO hard. Our leaders are CLUELESS in ILLINOIS. They really think money grows on trees. It is ok for them to get a paycheck every week, and everyone else will just have to figure out how to cough up taxes. When business struggle, the last person to get paid is the owner. So let the answer be PROGRESSIVE TAXES? Genius, sheer genius.
Indy
5 years ago
If you want your business to survive then move to Indiana.
I left in 2018,this will not hurt me because we moved out.You stay and suffer I won’t All my savings in tax’s go’s to my savings account.That is a lot of fun,instead of suffering in Ill.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
No wonder Illinois is worthless financially.
people of Illinois, moving to another state will be the best financial decision you make in your lifetime.
No property tax breaks whatsoever for business owners/landlords who are expected to give a break to tenants/and those who lost their jobs. No funding cuts anywhere. Giving raises due to contracts. Total political insanity.
Totally agree. Businesses make cuts and struggle to survive, but the state and Cook County continue on their merry way, no cuts are needed. THEY are the only one that feels any impact apparently, they are working SOOO hard. Our leaders are CLUELESS in ILLINOIS. They really think money grows on trees. It is ok for them to get a paycheck every week, and everyone else will just have to figure out how to cough up taxes. When business struggle, the last person to get paid is the owner. So let the answer be PROGRESSIVE TAXES? Genius, sheer genius.
If you want your business to survive then move to Indiana.
I left in 2018,this will not hurt me because we moved out.You stay and suffer I won’t All my savings in tax’s go’s to my savings account.That is a lot of fun,instead of suffering in Ill.
Yes, Tom. Same here. I moved to Nebraska and have higher pay with fewer taxes. AND my home appreciates.