Oops, They Did It Again Legislation making Illinois sales taxation more complex and unlevel than before passes during the fall veto session.

Illinois’ Incomprehensible Sales Tax Law A post-Wayfair fix for leveling the playing field between online and brick-and-mortar retailers has made Illinois sales tax more unbalanced.

TCJA: Has the Chance Paid Off? Two years in with the new tax law, there’s still much uncertainty about its benefits.

Capitalizing on Cannabis CPAs willing to wade through the weeds of evolving regulations and risk can find growing opportunities in the medicinal and recreational marijuana markets.

Weighing the Taxes on Legal Weed Illinois legislators have rolled out the foundation for a legal recreational cannabis industry — with no shortage of taxes to go along with it.

Illinois Eyes Corporate Income Again Legislation circling in Springfield is looking for the “best” way to tax the income of multinational corporations.

Pritzker Speeds Through the Honeymoon Period Pritzker’s promise of a bridge to a stable fiscal future still leaves a lot of potholes to avoid.

What's in Is Out in Illinois Just how intolerable is Illinois? A look at what’s behind the Land of Lincoln’s outmigration problem.

Decoding the Democrats’ Sweep What’s in store for Illinois tax policy after Democrats sweep November’s election?