Prairie State Sales Taxes: LaSalle County residents paid 18th-largest sum in June

Prairie State Sales Taxes: LaSalle County residents paid 18th-largest sum in June
Director David Harris — Illinois Department of Revenue
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LaSalle County taxpayers paid the 18th largest sum in sales taxes in June, according to Illinois tax records.

In total, residents paid approximately $1.1 million in sales taxes during June.

The county ranked 19th in the Prairie State the month before, with just over $1 million spent in sales taxes.

The largest share of sales taxes paid by LaSalle County residents in June came from the Countywide Sales Tax.

The Countywide Sales Tax, a crucial revenue stream, is primarily allocated for county governments’ use.

A 2025 WalletHub study found that Illinois has the highest overall taxes in the U.S., with rates more than 50% higher than the national average. The study estimates that a median household in Illinois pays an effective tax rate of 16.58%, or about $13,099 per year.

June LaSalle County Sales Tax Revenue Breakdown

June Sales Tax Revenues by Type in LaSalle County
Type of Tax Total Amount Collected % Change From Previous Month
Countywide Sales Tax $483,335 5.7%
Special County Retailers Occupation Tax $396,317 6.2%
County Sales Tax $226,582 13.5%


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