Who in Illinois received PPP loans?
Who in Illinois received PPP loans?
27,412 loans for at least $150K were made in Illinois through the Payroll Protection Program. See who got what.
27,412 loans for at least $150K were made in Illinois through the Payroll Protection Program. See who got what.
"I try to build rapport and relationship with all my clients. They would see each other at the shop and now we sort of have a networking system shattered."
Pritzker has been pushing hard for a progressive income tax amendment as a way to generate $3.7 billion for state spending.
Chicago leaders have been unable to finish developing valuable land after 23 years and $331 million in taxes, but convinced state leaders more time and money were needed.
Income taxes rose 32% for individuals and 33% for corporations in 2017, raising Illinois’ total tax burden to at least sixth highest from 10th highest. More than $1.2 billion went to pensions and debt.
Clay County Judge Michael McHaney said Pritzker’s emergency powers stemming from the COVID-19 outbreak lapsed on April 8, and any executive orders relating to COVID-19 finding their authority under those emergency powers are void.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Illinois lawmakers agree that when taxes are too high, not even a casino in the heart of Chicago can make money.
Passing the progressive tax would empower state lawmakers to go after seniors’ retirement income.
Illinois could be the next state to tax retirement income if voters approve the progressive income tax in November.
The most optimistic forecast shows 20% of Illinois’ food service business closures will be permanent. But up to 85% of restaurants expect to close permanently.
In more than half of progressive tax states, the middle class pays the maximum state income tax rate.
Independence Day turns many Illinoisans into scofflaws as they ignore rules banning most fireworks. The outdated laws mainly serve fireworks stands in border states.
State workers represented by AFSCME Council 31 will see pay increases averaging $1,343 starting July 1. Total cost of the raises is $261 million as COVID-19 continues depleting state revenues.