Blog tagged as Taxation
Treasury To Tax Credit Card Surcharges
05/24/24 02:15 PM - Comment(s)
Michigan businesses are expected to pay sales taxes off the value of their credit card surcharges that come with their customers' purchases, according to an article published in the Department of Treasury's newsletter this month.
A coalition of clean water advocates Monday called on legislators to "slow down" and do some additional work on SB 237 and SB 238, which provide use and sales tax exemptions for mega-sized data centers, and which advocates say should be amended to require full reliance on renewable energy sources.
Miles Travelled Tax Would Hit The Road In House, Senate Budgets
04/25/24 02:26 PM - Comment(s)
A pilot project would be launched to test how to assess vehicle fees based on miles traveled, under a provision added to the Senate and House's proposed transportation budgets Wednesday afternoon.
Short-Term Rentals Facing 6% Tax Under Bills
04/18/24 02:14 PM - Comment(s)
Short-term rentals would have to pay a 6% excise tax under legislation that received testimony in the House Local Government and Municipal Finance Committee Wednesday.
Michigan Future's polling data shows 76 percent of Michiganders support a $5,000-per-child tax credit for kids up to three and a $2,500 credit for kids
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