SB2717 repeals several energy-related taxes and provisions in Illinois, including the invested capital tax and electricity distribution tax, and.
SB2717, known as the End the Energy Tax Act, repeals the invested capital tax and electricity distribution tax imposed by the Public Utilities Revenue Act. It also repeals the Illinois Power Agency Act, the Electricity Excise Tax Law Act, and the Energy Assistance Act. The bill mandates the Legislative Reference Bureau to prepare a bill for the 2027 spring session to conform statutes to these changes. The repeal of certain provisions in the Public Utilities Act related to energy efficiency, demand-response measures, and the Energy Transition Assistance Fund is also included.
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