FIXING ILLINOIS PENSION CRISIS BY AMENDING NATION’S MOST-RESTRICTIVE PENSION LAW IS LEGAL, EFFECTIVE
By Joe Tabor, IllinoisPolicy.Org
Written by Ron Kingsley, LCA Tax Attorney and Owner
ILLINOIS FORWARD 2023: ONLY PENSION, BUDGET REFORM CAN SAVE TAXPAYERS WHEN FEDERAL AID ENDS.
By Adam Schuster, Illinois Policy
INTRODUCTION: FEDERAL AID SAVED ILLINOIS FROM COLLAPSE, PRESENTS OPPORTUNITY FOR STRUCTURAL REFORM
Written by Ron Kingsley , LCA Tax Attorney and Owner
As one can see on any property tax bill, public schools command the highest portion of the total tax rate. Our clients often get angry at Lake County for that, but it’s not the county’s fault…Article 10, Section 1 of the Illinois Constitution states, in relevant part, that “The State has the primary responsibility for financing the system of public education.”
Written by Ron Kingsley, LCA Tax Attorney and Owner
Written by Ron Kingsley, LCA Tax Attorney and Owner
In general, I have found that Lake County Appeal’s clients are aware of one of the two most common grounds for property tax appeals in Lake County: one based on comparables sales (“comparable sales appeals”), and one based on equality of assessment (“uniformity of assessment appeals”). However, they are often unaware that either (or both) can be grounds for a property tax appeal.
Lake County Appeal’s residential clients frequently ask: Should I sign up every year? Our answer is always the same (regardless of whether we found a property to be fairly assessed in the previous year or filed a successful appeal): Yes, you should sign-up every year for the following reasons:
By
CHARLES SELLE
Lake County News-Sun
Nearly every taxing body raised their rates for the 2023 tax year. The bill’s first installment is due at the office of Lake County Treasurer Holly Kim by June 5; the second on Sept. 5.
Written by Ron Kingsley
LCA Tax Attorney and Owner
Lake County Appeal’s residential clients frequently ask: Should I sign up every year? Our answer is always the same (regardless of whether we found a property to be fairly assessed in the previous year or filed a successful appeal): Yes, you should sign-up every year for the following reasons:
By Rukmini Callimachi
By Rukmini Callimachi
Buying your first home has long been a milestone of adulthood. So has selling your first home and moving into something bigger. But in the last few years, many Americans have gotten stuck in their starter house.
