DuPage County taxpayers give just over $5.7 million in County Share of RTA Sales Tax in March

DuPage County taxpayers give just over .7 million in County Share of RTA Sales Tax in March
Director David Harris — Illinois Department of Revenue

DuPage County taxpayers paid just over $5.7 million in County Share of RTA Sales Tax in March, according to Illinois tax records.

This figure marks a noticeable decrease from the previous month, when County Share of RTA Sales Tax collection stood at approximately $5.9 million.

Over the past 12 months, DuPage County’s residents have collectively paid a total of $72.3 million in County Share of RTA Sales Tax.

The County Share of RTA Sales Tax, a crucial revenue stream, is primarily allocated for other taxing jurisdictions’ 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.

County Share of RTA Sales Tax Collected in DuPage County Over Last 12 months
Month Amount Collected % Change from Previous Month
March $5,730,110 -2.7%
February $5,886,840 -16.1%
January $7,017,840 14.6%
December 2024 $6,125,050 -2.5%
November 2024 $6,281,870 7%
October 2024 $5,870,080 -0.7%
September 2024 $5,910,450 -0.5%
August 2024 $5,938,060 0.7%
July 2024 $5,899,620 -3.4%
June 2024 $6,105,090 15%
May 2024 $5,310,140 -14.6%
April 2024 $6,219,240 22%
March 2024 $5,099,136


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