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Chicago company head tax may return after decade-long absence

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is proposing the revival of a company tax that the Windy Metropolis eradicated over a decade in the past that companies are warning would price the town jobs.

Johnson is proposing a so-called “head tax” that might apply to corporations with greater than 100 staff and would levy a month-to-month $21 per worker on corporations that meet the employment threshold. 

The quantity of the tax would improve based mostly on inflation, and could be assessed based mostly on the variety of staff who work in Chicago 50% or extra of the time.

The mayor sees it as a way of decreasing Chicago’s $1.2 billion funds shortfall, and the town estimates it might elevate $100 million yearly.

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed bringing again the town’s head tax on companies. (Daniel Boczarski/for No Kings / Getty Photographs)

Chicago had a head tax in place from 1973 to 2014, elevating a mean of $20 million in tax income over that interval. The tax quantity was $4 per head for corporations with over 50 staff – although it dropped to $2 in 2012 when the phaseout of the tax started underneath Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

Illinois Restaurant Affiliation President Sam Toia instructed FOX Enterprise Community’s Kelly Saberi that the top tax could be a “job killer.”

“I used to say earlier than the pandemic, eating places used to work on nickels and dimes. Now they work on pennies and nickels, and if now we have this job-killer head tax, it is going to kill jobs, and we’re not going to see the restaurant business develop right here within the metropolis of Chicago,” Toia mentioned.

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Mayor Brandon Johnson sees the top tax as a way of decreasing Chicago’s $1.2 billion funds shortfall. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Name, Inc through / Getty Photographs)

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Johnson is proposing a sequence of different taxes, together with on cloud companies, rideshare companies in high-traffic zones, social media corporations, on-line sports activities betting and yacht mooring to assist elevate income.

The cloud tax, which is already in place and would rise from 11% to 14%, would elevate an estimated $333 million in income yearly. The rideshare tax would develop by including a heavy-traffic zone and would elevate a projected $230 million yearly.

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Chicago has seen a number of high-profile departures of companies in recent times, together with Ken Griffin’s Citadel. (Kayla Bartkowski / Getty Photographs)

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Chicago has seen a number of high-profile departures of companies in recent times, together with Ken Griffin’s Citadel.

Companies which have moved their headquarters or vital parts of their operations out of Chicago embody Boeing, Caterpillar, Guggenheim Companions, TTX and Tyson Meals.

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