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Geneva residents rank 81st in total sales taxes paid in Illinois for March

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Director David Harris | Illinois Department of Revenue

Director David Harris | Illinois Department of Revenue

Geneva taxpayers ranked 81st in total sales taxes paid per municipality in March, according to Illinois tax records.

In total, Geneva residents paid $822,186 in sales taxes during March.

Geneva ranked 90th in the Prairie State the month before, with $811,580 spent in sales taxes.

The Municipal Sales Tax accounted for the largest share of sales taxes paid by Geneva residents in March.

In Illinois, Municipal Sales Taxes, typically set at 1%, are combined with the state sales tax of 5% and a county tax of 0.25%, resulting in a total state tax rate of 6.25%. These taxes vary at local level and are aimed at diverse municipal needs, like infrastructure and public services. The revenue generated from these taxes is destined to fund local government operations, public safety, education, and community development projects.

As of 2021, Illinois was the highest taxed state in the US. A study from Wallet Hub found Illinois taxes were 39.83% 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.

Composition of Sales Tax Revenue in Geneva in March
Municipal Sales Tax [53.8%]Non-Home Rule Sales Tax [46.2%]

Sales Taxes Collected in Geneva in March
Type of TaxAmount Collected in Month% Change From Previous Month
Municipal Sales Tax$442,0510.3
Non-Home Rule Sales Tax$380,1352.5

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