- Illinois will repeal its 1 percent sales tax on food for human consumption starting January 1, 2026
- The exemption does not include alcoholic beverages, cannabis-infused products, soft drinks, candy, or prepared foods for immediate consumption
- Municipalities can choose to impose their own 1 percent grocery tax to replace the state tax
- Refer to Public Act 103-0781 for more details
Source: sovos.com
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