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New District Reporting Requirements for Vendors & Subcontractors

35 ILCS 200/18-50.2 mandates specified taxing districts, including both home rule and non-home rule municipalities, to make a good faith effort to collect and publish certain demographic information provided by vendors and subcontractors doing business with the taxing district.

Specifically, all school districts that have an annual property tax levy of more than $5 million are required to make a good faith effort to collect information as to whether the vendor or subcontractor is a minority, women or veteran-owned business. Learn more on how to respond to this new law in the fact sheet linked below.

VIEW THE FACT SHEET HERE

Advocacy Alert: The Final Countdown to Adjournment (Maybe...)

By Michael Jacoby posted yesterday

It’s the Final Countdown (maybe…) Another week closer to adjournment, and what a week it was! Although most of the bill action is winding down with the exception of a few last second filings, ...

Advocacy Alert: Your Weekly Update

By Michael Jacoby posted 8 days ago

Adventures in Legislating: Your Weekly General Assembly Update! As we navigate the latest from the Illinois General Assembly, we wanted to provide you with a comprehensive update on the week's ...

Call to Action: Protect Your 403b Options!

By Michael Jacoby posted 10 days ago

We are reaching out to bring your attention to a critical matter that directly impacts our members’ financial well-being and freedom. We have been working to negotiate SB 2568 (Villa; D-West ...

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