Sears is Weeks Away from moving to Business Friendly OH or TX!!!

[GHook93]

You know my opinion on this. Gov Douche Bag should have never raised taxes in the first place, because in the end none of the BIG BUSINESSES are the ones footing the bill like Gov Douche Bag said they would. In the end, the Big Businesses threaten to leave and Gov Douche Bag and the Liberal General Assembly provide tax incentives that has these corps pay little to no taxes! While the the small business owner (LLC, CP. GP and S-Corps), the small C-Corp that don't make headlines when they leave and the MIDDLE CLASS are stuck footing the bill.

However, Gov Douche Bag raised corporate taxes to just under CA. Immediately IL large corps threatened to leave and immediately backdoor tax deals were being brokered, Catepillar, John Deere, Motoralla, Novastar, All-State and many more were getting tax deals. Now Sears is like give us our tax deal TODAY or we leave TOMORROW! The had a deal, but it was shot down! Now they have weeks to sign a deal or Sears will pull 1000s of CORPORATE HIGH PAYING jobs to OH or more likely TX! The liberals changed the system this way and they better make good on it and keep these jobs in IL!!!

Change the system tomorrow, but make sure you keep jobs in IL today!

Liberal morons cheered for the corporate tax hikes, but in the end it became more of the Chicago style cronie capitalism. Allowing politician to shake down corps to contribution in order to give them a leg up on the competition and provide them backdoor tax deals. It was a front for raising taxes on the middle class and small business owner! AMAZING

Woeful inaction on Sears deal - DailyHerald.com
It’s a scary thing, in this economy, not to know whether your employer is sticking around or pulling up stakes for a move to another state.


Thousands of suburban families are in that boat, now that Sears Holdings in Hoffman Estates presumably is weighing whether to make good on its threats to depart Illinois for business-friendlier states like Texas or Ohio. And Hoffman Estates leaders, other local governments that rely on Sears taxes, and anyone concerned about the region’s economy are in there with them.

The Illinois General Assembly is largely to blame. True to form, Illinois lawmakers saved the tough work for the very end of their legislative session — and then came up short. They let time run out on the tax-break proposal, even though a plan for tax incentives for Sears appeared back in May.

 

[Jackson]

You know my opinion on this. Gov Douche Bag should have never raised taxes in the first place, because in the end none of the BIG BUSINESSES are the ones footing the bill like Gov Douche Bag said they would. In the end, the Big Businesses threaten to leave and Gov Douche Bag and the Liberal General Assembly provide tax incentives that has these corps pay little to no taxes! While the the small business owner (LLC, CP. GP and S-Corps), the small C-Corp that don't make headlines when they leave and the MIDDLE CLASS are stuck footing the bill.

However, Gov Douche Bag raised corporate taxes to just under CA. Immediately IL large corps threatened to leave and immediately backdoor tax deals were being brokered, Catepillar, John Deere, Motoralla, Novastar, All-State and many more were getting tax deals. Now Sears is like give us our tax deal TODAY or we leave TOMORROW! The had a deal, but it was shot down! Now they have weeks to sign a deal or Sears will pull 1000s of CORPORATE HIGH PAYING jobs to OH or more likely TX! The liberals changed the system this way and they better make good on it and keep these jobs in IL!!!

Change the system tomorrow, but make sure you keep jobs in IL today!

Liberal morons cheered for the corporate tax hikes, but in the end it became more of the Chicago style cronie capitalism. Allowing politician to shake down corps to contribution in order to give them a leg up on the competition and provide them backdoor tax deals. It was a front for raising taxes on the middle class and small business owner! AMAZING

Woeful inaction on Sears deal - DailyHerald.com
It’s a scary thing, in this economy, not to know whether your employer is sticking around or pulling up stakes for a move to another state.


Thousands of suburban families are in that boat, now that Sears Holdings in Hoffman Estates presumably is weighing whether to make good on its threats to depart Illinois for business-friendlier states like Texas or Ohio. And Hoffman Estates leaders, other local governments that rely on Sears taxes, and anyone concerned about the region’s economy are in there with them.

The Illinois General Assembly is largely to blame. True to form, Illinois lawmakers saved the tough work for the very end of their legislative session — and then came up short. They let time run out on the tax-break proposal, even though a plan for tax incentives for Sears appeared back in May.

There just isn't much hope for Il.