Blog tagged as Taxation

Gov Proposes Road Usage Charge Pilot, 43% Of Residents First Feel Negative On Miles-Driven Fees 

02/10/25 02:53 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Gov Proposes Road Usage Charge Pilot, 43% Of Residents First Feel Negative On Miles-Driven Fees 
Forty-three percent of Michiganders had negative feelings toward replacing the state's gas tax with a road usage charge (RUC) when first asked about the idea by the state's transportation department.

Supremes: East Lansing's Franchise Fee Is A Tax 

02/04/25 01:09 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Supremes: East Lansing's Franchise Fee Is A Tax 
East Lansing's 5 percent franchise fee for Lansing Board of Water & Light (LBWL) customers is a tax, the Michigan Supreme Court held on Monday.

No More Sales Tax On Diapers Under Introduced Bill 

01/31/25 12:13 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
No More Sales Tax On Diapers Under Introduced Bill 
Diapers, bottles, child seats, breast milk pumps and other baby/toddler care items would be exempt from Michigan’s sales tax under bills introduced by three House Republicans as part of three family-centered cost-saving proposals.

Michigan Could Legally Tax People A Lot More 

01/13/25 03:35 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Michigan Could Legally Tax People A Lot More 
Constitutionally speaking, Michigan government could be taxing its residents much more than it is. A lot more.

Lawmaker Wants 10 Percent Corporate Income Tax to Give Teachers $20K Raise

11/13/24 02:59 PM - By Team MIRS - Comment(s)
Lawmaker Wants 10 Percent Corporate Income Tax to Give Teachers $20K Raise
A conversation-starter proposal to raise the state’s 6 percent corporate income tax (CIT) to 10 percent with the additional revenue going to give public school teachers an estimated $20,000-a-year raise was circulated on the House floor today for co-sponsorship.