With tax revenues falling, Pritzker’s office revises Illinois’ outlook – Crain’s*

The Governor’s Office of Management and Budget this week shaved $616 million off its estimate for current-year revenues, marking a downward revision of about 1.1 percent. The move corresponded with a $532 million, or roughly 1 percent, increased revenue estimate for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Poor Taxpayer
2 years ago

Revenue is going to decline every year for many years to come. The state chased out the high-income producers and their families (the children would have paid taxes for a lifetime) never to come back. Stupid, Stupid, Stupid.

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