When does Illinois’ gas tax increase, and what decides how much it goes up? – NBC5 (Chicago)

The next increase is set to go into effect on July 1, but the Department of Revenue has not yet announced what that increase will be. Under provisions of a law passed by the General Assembly, the gas tax rate is tied to the Consumer Price Index, which measures inflation.
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Deb
11 months ago

The gas tax is too high. Plus the money need to go to roads as intended, not the general fund as JB is doing

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