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Search below to see annual revenues for local governments from statewide grocery tax in 2023.
Table with 2 columns and 1300 rows. Currently displaying rows 1 to 20. Sorted descending by column "Grocery tax revenue" | |
Local government | Grocery tax revenue |
Chicago | $50,262,061 |
Springfield | $5,435,127 |
Rockford | $4,665,947 |
Naperville | $4,643,368 |
Peoria | $4,353,298 |
Joliet | $3,747,442 |
Evanston | $3,540,653 |
Champaign | $3,192,990 |
Elgin | $3,045,017 |
Schaumburg | $2,962,762 |
Decatur | $2,683,515 |
Des Plaines | $2,661,255 |
Quincy | $2,628,490 |
Aurora | $2,602,189 |
Bloomington | $2,592,450 |
Niles | $2,540,798 |
Orland Park | $2,512,673 |
Buffalo Grove | $2,410,632 |
Crystal Lake | $2,370,924 |
Normal | $2,297,782 |
Governments with an N/A didn't have data published by the Illinois Department of Revenue
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