The Illinois budget for 2022 was officially signed by Governor JB Pritzker, who has touted its $1.8 billion in tax relief.
Governor Pritzker has said the budget will provide $1.8 billion in relief for taxpayers. The budget suspends the tax on groceries for one year, freezes the motor fuel tax for six months and doubles the property tax rebate up to $300 per household.
The budget also provides direct checks to families making less than $200,000 for an individual household or $400,000 for joint filers, with $50 per individual and $100 per child up to three children per family. "A firm fiscal foundation means that we are investing in better education for our children, upgrading schools and classrooms, attracting more teachers and expanding after school programs and summer jobs we are launching a pipeline for the advancement of the healthcare profession, recruit and train more students for high demand medical careers," Governor Pritzker said."Balancing the budget allows us to stoke job creation across Illinois.
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