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Illinois recently released its biggest, regular report on government pensions. Before getting to that, however, it’s fascinating to look back on what was widely agreed about pensions not long ago, and how all that was said is now forgotten.
Illinois recently released its biggest, regular report on government pensions. Before getting to that, however, it’s fascinating to look back on what was widely agreed about pensions not long ago,
Originally published on May 5, 2021 11:51 pm Illinois’ economy was humming along last winter, a few years removed from the state’s two-year budget impasse in which Illinois’ unpaid bill backlog climbed to nearly $17 billion, and finally experiencing the kind of growth that had eluded the state for years after the Great Recession. But then COVID-19 hit. Gov. JB Pritzker ordered bars and restaurants closed a few days after the World Health Organization declared the virus a global pandemic, and then a broader stay-at-home order from the governor a week later shuttered dozens of other type...
==his clients, including some now in Illinois, increasingly are looking at places such as Texas== Was Jack on vacation last week? Someplace without a TV or internet access? ==capping deductions of corporate losses at $100,000 a year for three years== If it’s just for the next three years, wouldn’t businesses just apply any NOL above that limit over those three years to year four? Isn’t that like borrowing net operating loss deductions from future years? Support for individuals in need and. small pass thru business owners “socialism.” Support for big companies “capitalism.” Got...
Could his plan hurt or potentially kill the chances of the bipartisan efforts that are already underway in the senate right now? fair and balanced debate coming up. remember squeezey the so-called pension python threatening to bankrupt illinois, remember the illinois government put this out saying they weren't being to be able to pay their pension soon. squeezey got bigger and more dangerous. what is going on in the state where his father was born and how you might have to pay for it. a teen blame as hollywood horror film for inspiring the gruesome murder of his family. it is a potential l...