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Illinois Revenue, 2002 Property Tax Statistics, includes: extensions by class, extensions by type of district, comparison of EAV and taxes extended, 2002 and 2001, statewide equalized assessed valuations and total property taxes extended, 1981-2002, property tax extensions by type of district, 2002 and 2001, number of taxing districts by type, 1993-2002, number of taxing districts in Illinois, comparison of total taxes extended and school taxes extended, 1992-2002, equalized assessed valuations of local and state-assessed property before exemptions, by class, average tax rates, 1998-2002, average tax rates by type of district, principal aggregate rates of county seats and cities with 10,000 or more in population, comparison of current taxes extended by class of property, summary of current taxes extended in each county, percentage distribution of total taxes extended, special services areas, tax increment financing (TIF) districts, statewide tax increment financing, 1983-2002, comparison of equalized assessed valuations by class of property, comparison of taxes extended and collected by selected classes of property, taxes protested, delinquent, charges against collections, and net collections available for distribution, number of general homestead exemptions and the EAV reduction, 1998-2002 and senior citizens, disabled veterans, and homestead improvement exemptions.
The first section of this Report looks at transactions in the General Funds, followed by transactions in Appropriated Funds including General Funds as these funds represent the "Illinois State Budget", and lastly summarize transactions in all funds Appropriated and NonAppropriated . The second section consists of the traditional budgetary financial statements.