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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Fran Spielman

Johnson administration distances itself from $12 billion tax plan co-written by member of transition team

Chicago City Hall. (Sun-Times file)

Mayor Brandon’s Johnson’s administration on Wednesday distanced itself from a new proposal to raise up to $12 billion in annual revenue — enough to provide property tax and pension relief, free CTA service and child care — by taxing “income” and “wealth,” making big business pay more and dramatically reducing police spending.

The proposal released Wednesday came from the Action Center on Race & the Economy and the People’s Unity Platform.

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