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1 Jared Walczak & Joseph Henchman, Illinois Considers an 11.25 Percent Tax on Small Businesses 1 (2016)

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FACT                        By  Jared  Walczak & Joseph Henchman
No. 507                         Policy Analyst        Vice President,
Apr. 2016                                             Legal & State Projects

                            Key   Findings

                               A  proposal under consideration in Illinois would convert the state's single-
                               rate individual income tax into a four-bracket tax with a top rate of 9.75
                               percent  on individuals and 11.25 percent on small businesses.

                               The  proposal is contingent on ratification of a constitutional amendment
                               authorizing a graduated-rate income  tax, which could also permit
                               alternative graduated-rate income  tax rates and brackets in the future.

                               Under  the proposal, Illinois would impose the second-highest state rate in
                               the country  on pass-through businesses, after only California. Illinois would
                               be  third after the state of California and New York City when local income
                               taxes are also taken into account.

                               By  changing one of the most competitive  elements of the Illinois tax
                               code, the state would fall from 23rd to 48th on the Tax Foundation's State
                               Business Tax Climate Index.











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