Study Shows Illinoisans Paying More In State Income Taxes, But Getting Less – Journal & Topics

Taxpayers are paying nearly $1,600 more than they were just seven years ago and getting fewer of the services they expect or that improve the quality of life in Illinois. Still, the Illinois budget expands.
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Outraged
1 year ago

Did not need a study for this, been living it for years.

Call my shrink
1 year ago

Not shocking at all. Everyone of those officials probably have a rainy day fund like Burke and Madigan

Daskoterzar
1 year ago

The average Illinois tax payer gets little to nothing for the taxes taken from them. Most people see maybe road maintenance (that stinks), perhaps some law enforcement, snow plowing…well, thats about it day to day. Nothing more.

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
1 year ago

More and more of the budget is going to pay for overly generous pensions. This will not change for generations to come. It is cast in stone in the Illinois constitution. If you do not like it the only choice is to move to another state.

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