Despite an $882 million deficit, Johnson proposes $665 million spending increase
Despite an $882 million deficit, Johnson proposes $665 million spending increase
Over half of that would go to pensions and debt service.
Over half of that would go to pensions and debt service.
The Education Freedom Tax Credit, also known as the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, will give Illinois students access to donor money if the state opts into the program.
Illinois students can face hundreds of dollars in expenses for marching band. A new federal program could help cover these costs.
Brandon Johnson proposes an increase in the Personal Property Lease Tax, which covers products beyond technology.
Under the state’s Evidence-Based Funding formula, they receive at least the same they did the previous school year.
At least 31 states have said they plan to opt into the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program.
The rules allow married donors a tax credit of up to $3,400.
19 of 27 bond issues on ballots statewide passed.
35 questions authorizing new taxes or tax increases failed.
The evidence shows the program attracts money and erects buildings more reliably than it lifts the people already living there, and it’s performed especially unimpressively in Illinois.
The state ranked 45th last year for entrepreneurship. Several moves could reduce barriers.
Property taxes haven’t declined when the extra County School Facility Occupation Tax was added.