An Illinois budget deal has been reached between Democrats in the state House and Senate, which Gov. JB Pritzker says features $1.8B in tax relief.
Governor JB Pritzker's office said the plan will provide $1.8 billion in relief for taxpayers. The proposed 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 governor's office said the plan also includes back to school tax relief for families and teachers.
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