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As a follow up to a prior advisory published on May 21, 2020, the Cook County Board passed Ordinance #20-2479 approving the delay in payment of the Cook County second installment 2019 taxes.
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As a follow up to a prior advisory published on May 21, 2020,
the Cook County Board passed Ordinance #20-2479 approving the delay
in payment of the Cook County second installment 2019 taxes.
The second installment would be due and payable on or about August
3, 2020. Under the Ordinance, no penalties for late payment
will accrue until after October 1, 2020. The Ordinance
further provides that “payments made on or before October 1,
2020 in regard to the second installment will be considered by the
Cook County Collector as filed and paid timely.
Originally published 28 May, 2020
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Cook County Board Passes Ordinance Allowing Late Payment Of Second Installment Real Estate Taxes Due To COVID-19
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Since its founding in 1929, Masuda Funai has focused its practice on successfully representing international and domestic companies entering, operating and expanding in the United States. With offices in Chicago, Schaumburg and Los Angeles, the firm assists clients in every aspect of business, including establishing, acquiring, financing and selling operations and facilities; transferring overseas employees to the U.S.
