Property tax relief task force votes against ending costly conflicts of interest – IL Policy

Some Illinois lawmakers supplement their income doing property tax appeals work at private law firms. A property tax relief task force that includes some of those lawmakers killed a proposal to end that conflict of interest.
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joe blow
6 years ago

of course they did, were you expecting any different?

Hank Scorpio
6 years ago

I think these people need a nice big probe from the Feds.

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