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Rolling Meadows can keep tax revenue from Cooper's Hawk in Arlington Heights, Illinois Supreme Court rules

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An Illinois Supreme Court ruling Thursday means Arlington Heights may not get back more than $1 million in sales tax revenues from a Cooper's Hawk restaurant in the village that were erroneously disbursed to neighboring Rolling Meadows over nearly a decade. Arlington Heights had filed a complaint against Rolling Meadows in Cook County circuit court seeking to get its money back from Rolling Meadows with interest. But Thursday's ruling found that…

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Rolling Meadows can keep tax revenue from Cooper's Hawk in Arlington Heights, Illinois Supreme Court rules

An Illinois Supreme Court ruling Thursday means Arlington Heights may not get back more than $1 million in sales tax revenues from a Cooper's Hawk restaurant in the village that were erroneously disbursed to neighboring Rolling Meadows over nearly a decade. Arlington Heights had filed a complaint against Rolling Meadows in Cook County circuit court seeking to get its money back from Rolling Meadows with interest. But Thursday's ruling found that…

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Arlington Heights Fails to Audit Tax Revenue for Cooper's Hawk Restaurant, Loses $1.1 Million to Rolling Meadows

The Village of Arlington Heights was deprived of 10 years of tax revenues from Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant because the Arlington Heights Finance Department under the leadership of Village Manager Randy Recklaus failed to audit the tax revenue due from Cooper Hawk, which is located in Arlington

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Rolling Meadows can keep tax revenue from Cooper’s Hawk in Arlington Heights, Illinois Supreme Court rules

An Illinois Supreme Court ruling Thursday means Arlington Heights may not get back more than $1 million in sales tax revenues from a Cooper’s Hawk restaurant in the village that were erroneously disbursed to neighboring Rolling Meadows over nearly a decade. Arlington Heights had filed a complaint against Rolling Meadows in Cook County circuit court seeking to get its money back from Rolling Meadows with interest. But Thursday’s ruling found that…

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Chicago Sun Times broke the news in Chicago, United States on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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