La Salle County's tentative property tax multiplier for 2026 taxes, which will be paid in 2027, is 1.0000, according to the Illinois Department of Revenue. That is the same as last year. The state uses the multiplier, also called the equalization factor, to keep assessments even across county lines, since some school, college and fire districts cover more than one county. The department found La Salle County property assessed at 33.14% of market value based on 2023-2025 sales, close to the one-third level state law requires. It says the multiplier by itself does not raise or lower tax bills; those depend on how much local taxing bodies request. The figure is tentative, and a public hearing will be held 20 to 30 days after it is published in a local newspaper.
La Salle County's tentative property tax multiplier for 2026 taxes, which will be paid in 2027, is 1.0000, according to the Illinois Department of Revenue. That is the same as last year. The state uses the multiplier, also called the equalization factor, to keep assessments even across county lines, since some school, college and fire districts cover more than one county. The department found La Salle County property assessed at 33.14% of market value based on 2023-2025 sales, close to the one-third level state law requires. It says the multiplier by itself does not raise or lower tax bills; those depend on how much local taxing bodies request. The figure is tentative, and a public hearing will be held 20 to 30 days after it is published in a local newspaper.
Source: Shaw Local
