TaxesFinding
Illinois should replace its flat income tax with rates that rise at higher incomes.
The Illinois Constitution requires a single flat income tax rate, now 4.95%, and voters rejected a graduated tax amendment in 2020. This would require a new constitutional amendment allowing higher rates on higher incomes.
Darren Bailey
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