Illinois approves senior property tax freeze for 65 plus
Illinois lawmakers override the veto to freeze home assessments for seniors 65 and older with incomes under 35000, creating a potential 80 million dollar annual tax break statewide. The measure requires annual application by December 1, with the first deadline delayed. effects depend on future legislation and local tax rates.
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