Thompson Seeks End to State Tax Multiplier Reform Plan On Local Taxing
Gov James R Thompson unveiled a plan to scrap the state tax multiplier for local schools and governments, shifting tax burden to local assessors and potentially lowering rates if assessments are not kept up. Officials warn the move could devastate local taxing bodies while supporters call it honest reform. The proposal, to take effect in 1983 for 1984 bills, faces election year controversy as counties with high multipliers could see large revenue drops unless reassessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Best
Southern Illinoisan
Springfield
James R. Thompson
Thompson
Illinois
J. Thomas Johnson
State Department of Revenue
Douglas Whitley
Taxpayers Federation of Illinois
Williamson
Thompson pushes state focus in State of the State address
Gov James R Thompson uses his State of the State to press for a down home defense and continued support for Reagan New Federalism while warning of federal budget cuts. He seeks to protect Illinois and its needy citizens by tailoring national policy to state needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Lawrence
Springfield
James R. Thompson
General Assembly
White House
Reagan
Pentagon
New Orleans
Illinois
Washington
Thompson
America
Oval Office
Senate
Philip J. Rock
Oak Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indal Skill Bank
Indal Aluminum
Murphysboro
Chester
Percy
DuQuoin
Benton
Pittsburg
Anna & Grand Tower
John Hogan
P.O. Box
S. Illinois
Carbondale
Rainates
Missy
Mace Ana
Savings & Loan Association of Sparta
Spartan Broadway
Mardale
Walnut St
Steeleville
Dreifus
University Mall
FSLIC