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A coalition of progressive activists and big unions is upping the ante on the call for new revenue to finance help for lower-income Chicagoans, this time proposing not just a “LaSalle Street tax” on financial transactions and restoration of the employer “head tax” but a new city income tax on those who work or live in Chicago.
With a swipe at “wealthy yuppies” and corporations who “don’t pay their fair share,” the group—which includes the Chicago Teachers Union and SEIU Healthcare Illinois—specifically wants a 3.5 percent tax on household income above $100,000 a year.
https://www.chicagobusiness.com/greg-hinz-politics/household-income-above-100k-youll-want-read?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_medium=Social&fbclid=IwAR2B1dKjjJEfRfJyLrvsxeDQ5u1Fo3dk8buYvSUqOVs7RssF1M6-9IFD13A
These ****ers are mad.
I'll be relocating within 6 months.