In an effort to combat population loss attributed to the state having the second-highest property taxes in the United States, an Illinois legislator has introduced a bill that would eliminate property taxes for those who have owned a home for 30 years.

A bill filed at the Illinois Statehouse seeks to end property taxes for qualified taxpayers who live in and pay taxes on a residential home for at least 30 years. State Sen. Neil Anderson, R-Andalusia,

The 2024 law is similar to a law Pritzker signed in 2019 creating a property tax relief task force. The report that resulted recommended reforming the assessment process, reorganizing school funding and other measures, but didn’t call for ending the state’s property tax system that dates to the early 1900s.

A bill that would offer a 50% residential property tax cut to single-family residences in Wyoming valued up to $1 million is headed to a joint conference committee

Idaho's new property tax bill would spend $50 million on school families and $50 million on a homeowners property tax fund.