5 New Illinois taxes that may be considered when the veto session in Springfield gets underway this fall:
-vehicle Milage tax (with tracking devices) -$1.50 delivery/Package(Amazon tax) -Services Tax (haircuts, car repairs, doctors visits, etc) -Illinois ‘exit’ tax -$1.00 per day tollway tax
“If You can Dream it, Illinois can tax it”
All these taxes were discussed in spring and some were also promoted by Governor Pritzker (D) and Illinois Democrats, zero Republicans supported any these taxes.
A majority of these taxes would be paid for by the ‘entire’ state of Illinois to fund the City of Chicago.
Illinois Delivery Tax Update
The Illinois $1.50 delivery tax is back…. to bail out Chicago! The entire state would have to pay this tax….except Chicago!
[Q: Do you support the Democrat measure to tax your deliveries, to help out Chicago?]
You can’t make this stuff up!
This fall, Illinois Democrats may re-consider the tax that would add on a $1.50 charge on every delivery that comes to your home or business, however the legislation includes a huge loophole that benefits Chicago!
Targeted taxation: The tax doesn’t even apply evenly. State Senator Andrew Chesney, who opposed the tax, warns that deliveries made by bicycle are exempt, which just so happens to benefit many areas of Chicago where bike delivery is common. So, while city residents find a convenient loophole, rural and suburban families are left paying the bill.
Background: The Pritzker/Democrat sponsored delivery tax would apply to the entire state of Illinois to bail out the City of Chicago – many areas of the city would ‘not’ have to pay the tax.
The $1.50 Delivery Tax, or what many have called the “Amazon Tax,” would tax nearly every package or food order delivered to your door. Groceries and medicine are supposed to be exempt, however, if your delivery order included a rotisserie chicken, roll of toilet paper, toothpaste, diapers , etc you would pay the tax. Door Dash, Uber eats, Amazon packages, UPS deliveries will all be taxed!
The delivery tax bill remains alive in the Illinois state legislature, and may come back for a vote in the fall veto session.
Transparency: The sponsors of the delivery tax are all Democrats. The tax was approved by The Illinois Senate back in late May with votes only from Democrats, locally, including Rockford Democrat Steve Stadelman
[Q: Is paying a $1.00 ‘extra’ a day tollway tax to fund Brandon Johnson’s mismanaged public transportation a good idea?]
Transit taxes are expected to be discussed in Springfield during the fall veto session. It is scheduled to take place from October 14 through 30th.
This tax would a daily tax for individuals who use the tollway system – The money would go to pay for Chicago transit.
The 2025 transit reform bill (HB3438): Illinois lawmakers proposed a 50-cent tollway surcharge to help fund Chicago-area public transit by bailing out a projected fiscal cliff.
The bill remains under consideration in Springfield is sponsored by only by Illinois Democrats.
New Illinois Tax Alert. Welcome to September and another new Democrat tax – A special event tax!
[Q: Are you willing to pay an extra $3.00 to attend an event in Illinois (anywhere in the state) to pay for Chicago mass transit?]
The Sun-Times reports that Chicago Democrat State Rep. Kam Buckner, D-Chicago, has suggested a new “large event surcharge” tax.
The ‘new tax’ to be paid all throughout Illinois that would add anywhere from $1 to $3 to the price of tickets to major concerts and sporting events.
The intent would be to bail out Chicago’s mass transit system.
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MBA from DePaul University's Kellstadt's College of Business
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Illinois—-New Multiple Taxes Update
5 New Illinois taxes that may be considered when the veto session in Springfield gets underway this fall:
-vehicle Milage tax (with tracking devices)
-$1.50 delivery/Package(Amazon tax)
-Services Tax (haircuts, car repairs, doctors visits, etc)
-Illinois ‘exit’ tax
-$1.00 per day tollway tax
“If You can Dream it, Illinois can tax it”
All these taxes were discussed in spring and some were also promoted by Governor Pritzker (D) and Illinois Democrats, zero Republicans supported any these taxes.
A majority of these taxes would be paid for by the ‘entire’ state of Illinois to fund the City of Chicago.
Illinois Delivery Tax Update
The Illinois $1.50 delivery tax is back…. to bail out Chicago! The entire state would have to pay this tax….except Chicago!
[Q: Do you support the Democrat measure to tax your deliveries, to help out Chicago?]
You can’t make this stuff up!
This fall, Illinois Democrats may re-consider the tax that would add on a $1.50 charge on every delivery that comes to your home or business, however the legislation includes a huge loophole that benefits Chicago!
Targeted taxation: The tax doesn’t even apply evenly. State Senator Andrew Chesney, who opposed the tax, warns that deliveries made by bicycle are exempt, which just so happens to benefit many areas of Chicago where bike delivery is common. So, while city residents find a convenient loophole, rural and suburban families are left paying the bill.
Background: The Pritzker/Democrat sponsored delivery tax would apply to the entire state of Illinois to bail out the City of Chicago – many areas of the city would ‘not’ have to pay the tax.
The $1.50 Delivery Tax, or what many have called the “Amazon Tax,” would tax nearly every package or food order delivered to your door. Groceries and medicine are supposed to be exempt, however, if your delivery order included a rotisserie chicken, roll of toilet paper, toothpaste, diapers , etc you would pay the tax. Door Dash, Uber eats, Amazon packages, UPS deliveries will all be taxed!
The delivery tax bill remains alive in the Illinois state legislature, and may come back for a vote in the fall veto session.
Transparency: The sponsors of the delivery tax are all Democrats. The tax was approved by The Illinois Senate back in late May with votes only from Democrats, locally, including Rockford Democrat Steve Stadelman
Illinois Tollway Surcharge Update
$1.00 Pritzker/Johnson Illinois Tollway surcharge tax update.
[Q: Is paying a $1.00 ‘extra’ a day tollway tax to fund Brandon Johnson’s mismanaged public transportation a good idea?]
Transit taxes are expected to be discussed in Springfield during the fall veto session. It is scheduled to take place from October 14 through 30th.
This tax would a daily tax for individuals who use the tollway system – The money would go to pay for Chicago transit.
The 2025 transit reform bill (HB3438): Illinois lawmakers proposed a 50-cent tollway surcharge to help fund Chicago-area public transit by bailing out a projected fiscal cliff.
The bill remains under consideration in Springfield is sponsored by only by Illinois Democrats.
New Illinois Tax Alert. Welcome to September and another new Democrat tax – A special event tax!
[Q: Are you willing to pay an extra $3.00 to attend an event in Illinois (anywhere in the state) to pay for Chicago mass transit?]
The Sun-Times reports that Chicago Democrat State Rep. Kam Buckner, D-Chicago, has suggested a new “large event surcharge” tax.
The ‘new tax’ to be paid all throughout Illinois that would add anywhere from $1 to $3 to the price of tickets to major concerts and sporting events.
The intent would be to bail out Chicago’s mass transit system.
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