do i have to file city income tax for chicago?
A web user asks, I am originally from Ohio and I’m pretty sure we had to file city, state and federal taxes individually. In Chicago though I don’t know if I have to or not. I have filed federal and state but all of my searches online for city taxes have only turned up info for property taxes. I used to have my taxes prepared for me in Ohio but they don’t know Illinois tax laws.
I do not own a house or business either. Just wondering how the tax system works out here and whether federal and state is all I am required to file for.
Can you help them out? Post your advice!
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There is no city income tax in Chicago. I am in Illinois (a suburb), used to live in Chicago (a long time ago), worked there (more recently), and my son works there now. No city income tax.
You’ve been ravaged by RITA… Get her out of your mind!
I moved to Texas, and now I almost have forgotten her!There’s only a handful of US cities that tax income. Chicago isn’t one of them.
–A Damn Fine Tax Advisor (originally from Ohio)