- Naperville is considering ending its 1% grocery sales tax.
- The city would replace it with a 0.25-point increase in the home-rule sales tax.
- The proposal comes after grocery tax revenue came in nearly 25% below budget because of retailer compliance and remittance problems.
Source: illinoispolicy.org
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