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Arlington Heights residents will pay an additional $43 million in income taxes this year

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A train station in Arlington Heights, Illinois, a city in which residents will pay an estimated $43M in additional state income taxes this year. | bogdanstepniak | Wikimedia Commons

A train station in Arlington Heights, Illinois, a city in which residents will pay an estimated $43M in additional state income taxes this year. | bogdanstepniak | Wikimedia Commons

Arlington Heights taxpayers will pay an additional $43.46 million in income taxes this year, according to an analysis by Local Government Information Services (LGIS).

LGIS combined Illinois Department of Revenue data with a forecast by Senate Democrats to estimate how much additional income tax will be paid by residents of every Illinois city.

Arlington Height’s estimated increase of $1,066 per person ranks fifth out of 25 northern Cook County cities. All told, residents of northern Cook County will pay an extra $593 million in income taxes this year, according to the analysis.

Retroactive to July 1, the higher rate — now 4.95 percent, up from 3.75 percent — will be withheld from employee paychecks over the remaining six months of 2017.

Before the hike, someone earning $50,000 paid $72 in state income tax per paycheck when paid twice a month. That person will now pay $95, or an additional $600 per year.

Senate Democrats estimate the tax hike will siphon $4.453 billion more this year from individual taxpayers. Businesses will pay another $1 billion.

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How will cities in northern Cook County fare under the new tax hike?

RankingCityEstimated IncreaseAverage Income Tax Increase*Total Returns Filed by City
1Winnetka$66,119,310$7,0749,347
2Evanston$48,488,481$1,39234,826
3Northbrook$46,745,759$2,28920,419
4Glenview$45,642,505$1,76425,873
5Arlington Heights$43,458,699$1,06640,772
6Palatine$38,936,717$1,01438,404
7Wilmette$34,553,323$2,72812,667
8Schaumburg$31,021,600$78839,392
9Glencoe$29,576,280$7,7083,837
10Des Plaines$29,432,166$65045,249
11Park Ridge$25,523,715$1,35118,893
12Skokie$23,233,964$79729,147
13Mount Prospect$20,413,510$73527,789
14Hoffman Estates$18,240,928$77823,445
15Elk Grove Village$12,919,842$71618,055
16Kenilworth$12,037,028$10,1071,191
17Streamwood$11,566,459$61918,679
18Wheeling$11,177,149$58519,101
19Morton Grove$8,821,313$74811,797
20Niles$8,432,381$56215,003
21Rolling Meadows$7,248,727$65311,108
22Lincolnwood$7,228,081$1,1926,065
23Harwood Heights$6,225,897$52211,934
24Prospect Heights$5,635,965$7237,795
25Golf$790,459$2,864276

Total$593,470,258

Sources: Illinois Department of Revenue; Blockshopper.com; Illinois Senate Democrats

*Assumes tax increase will meet Senate Democrats' projections.

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