Coulterville taxpayers give $39,988 in Non-Home Rule Sales Tax in 2020

Coulterville taxpayers give ,988 in Non-Home Rule Sales Tax in 2020
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Coulterville taxpayers paid $39,988 in Non-Home Rule Sales Tax in 2020, according to Illinois tax records.

This is a decrease from the year before when $41,440 was collected.

The Non-Home Rule Sales Tax is collected for municipal governments’ use.

Illinois is the highest taxed state in the US.

A 2021 study from Wallet Hub found Illinois taxes are 38.95 percent higher than the national average.

Illinois governor J. B. Pritzker is accused of adding more than $5.2 billion in new or higher taxes since coming into power in early 2019. As a business owner, he has a fortune of more than $3 billion, largely based on his family’s wealth and connections.

Non-Home Rule Sales Tax collected in Coulterville in recent years
Year Amount Collected % Change from Previous Year
2020 $39,988 -3.5
2019 $41,440 -13.3


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