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Tag Archives: Illinois
Illinois Tax Amnesty to Begin October 1
On Monday, August 16th, Governor Quinn approved the bill to establish a tax amnesty program for all taxpayers for taxes due for any taxable period ending after June 30, 2002 and prior to July 1, 2009. The amnesty period will run … Continue reading
Posted in Illinois, Personal Taxes, Tax legislation, Uncategorized
Tagged Illinois, illinois tax amnesty, tax amnesty
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Illinois Tax Amnesty Measure Goes to Governor
The Illinois General Assembly has passed a measure to implement an amnesty on taxes administered by the Department of Revenue and has sent the measure to Gov. Pat Quinn. The amnesty period would run from October 1, 2010, through November … Continue reading
Posted in Business taxes, Illinois, Personal Taxes, Tax legislation
Tagged amnesty, Illinois, income tax, penalties
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What are Illinois Democrats thinking?
Illinois Democrats are floundering in their attempts to fix a $13 billion dollar shortfall and the ideas being floated are simply ludicrous. One proposal is to borrow more money. After recent downgrades of the state’s debt ratings by Moody’s this proposal is becoming not only more expensive but digging ourselves deeper in a hole. Other proposals include skipping payments to the state pension plan, delaying payments to providers of state services, and raiding state funds earmarked for other purposes.
Posted in Illinois, Tax legislation
Tagged budget, Illinois, Illinois Department of Revenue
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