Summit residents prepaid nearly $104,000 in property taxes for 2018, according to a Blockshopper.com analysis of local data.
Because of Trump’s tax reform, which lowered individual tax rates but also capped the amount of property taxes those in high-property tax states like Illinois could write off at $10,000, a record number of Cook County homeowners paid their bills early, allowing them to keep the write-off for one more year.
Who prepaid in Summit?
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Summit prepaid property taxes
| Name | Address | Total early tax paid |
| Bank Of Chicago 9534 | 6250 S Harlem Av | $28,752.62 |
| Jack Shoushtari | 6250 S Harlem Av | $24,826.92 |
| Angelica Munoz | 6120 S 75Th Avenue | $7,262.79 |
| Ceja Raul | 7210 W 57Th Pl | $4,865.23 |
| Rukjsana Chaudhry | 5215 S 73Rd Ct 3 | $3,784.30 |
| Mexhit Miftari | 7312 W 61St Street | $3,745.38 |
| Maria T Roche | 5443 S 72Nd Court | $3,702.65 |
| Michael R Wirtz Jr | 5707 S Archer | $3,690.79 |
| Luzsviveros Olavarri | 7549 W 62Nd St | $3,563.58 |
| Jacqueline A Cataldo | 7307 W 62Nd St | $3,522.25 |
| M T Roche | 5443 S 72Nd Court | $3,322.01 |
| Pj Dzialowy | 6051 S 76Th Av | $3,297.54 |
| Reshide Dardovski | 7312 W 57Th St | $3,236.48 |
| John C Babich | 5535 S 73Rd Av | $3,039.10 |
| Rafael Valdez | 7506 W 58Th Pl | $2,651.30 |
| Hector Ruvalcaba | 7314 W 62Nd Pl | $2,518.33 |
| Octavio Benitez | 5425 S 74Th Ave | $2,146.84 |
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