Illinois HB2790 allows municipalities to license and regulate commercial operations but prohibits them from imposing taxes on these operations.
Illinois HB2790 amends the Illinois Municipal Code to empower municipalities to license and regulate all commercial operations within their boundaries, whether for profit or not. The bill explicitly states that these municipal authorities cannot impose any tax on these operations, except as otherwise authorized by law. This legislation aims to clarify the scope of municipal control over commercial activities while restricting their ability to tax such operations.
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