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401. Midwest bond-watch

Author

Baar, Aaron

Subjects
Chicago, Illinois. City Council -- Economic policy, Missouri. Department of Transportation -- Securities, Chicago, Illinois -- Securities, Polk County, Iowa -- Securities, Michigan -- Tax policy, Detroit, Michigan -- Taxation, Minnesota -- Securities, Wisconsin -- Securities, Property tax -- Michigan, Infrastructure (Economics) -- Michigan, Public finance -- Midwestern United States, Stadiums -- Finance, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Illinois Chicago's City Council last week approved an ordinance to create a 39 member board to oversee distribution of $100 million of federal money for the city's empowerment zone program. [...]

Published
1995

403. Michigan governor urges quick action on five-year, $1.5 billion tax cut plan

Author

Pierog, Karen

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, State taxation -- Michigan, Income tax -- Michigan, Budget -- Michigan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

CHICAGO -- Gov. John Engler of Michigan is calling for immediate legislative action on his proposal to cut state taxes by $1.5 billion over five years. In his state of [...]

Published
1995

405. MICHIGAN SEN. DiNELLO CALLS FOR DOMINO'S PIZZA BOYCOTT

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Domino's Pizza Inc. -- Public opinion, Restaurant industry -- Economic aspects -- Public opinion, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

MICHIGAN SEN. DiNELLO CALLS FOR DOMINO'S PIZZA BOYCOTT LANSING, Mich., Dec. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- The following was released today by the Office of Sen. Gilbert J. DiNello: State Sen. Gilbert [...]

Published
1991

409. Mich. buyers race to beat sales tax hike

Author

Sawyers, Arlena

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Automobiles -- Marketing, Automobile dealers -- Michigan, Automobile industry, Business
Published
1994

410. Squirreling away smokes in Michigan

Author

Dwyer, Steve

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Cigarettes -- Taxation, Education -- Finance, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Michigan voters approved the proposed state tobacco excise tax legislation in a referendum held on Mar. 15, 1994. Local petroleum marketers and convenience store operators consider the new tax measure a major blow to their business operations. Under the new tax law, total tax on cigarettes could be as high as $0.60 per pack. Michigan voters thought it would benefit them more if funding for the public school system reform would come from cigarette tax revenues rather than from property tax revenues., A flurry of cigarette stockpiling by several intuitive Michigan retailers, particularly mass merchandisers and larger petroleum/C-store marketers with warehousing capabilities, occurred during the first two months of the year in [...]

Published
1994

411. Blanchard administration won't be missed by state business leaders, survey says

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, BDO Seidman L.L.P. -- Surveys, Accounting firms -- Surveys, Business, Business, general
Abstract

BLANCHARD ADMINISTRATION WON'T BE MISSED BY STATE BUSINESS LEADERS, SURVEY SAYS DETROIT, Nov. 29 /PRNewswire/ -- Governor-elect John Engler is inheriting a state business leadership whose dissatisfaction grew sharply in [...]

Published
1990

413. Children's Trust Fund to hold legislative conference

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Child abuse -- Prevention, State taxation -- Services, Business, Business, general, Children's Trust Fund -- Finance
Abstract

CHILDREN'S TRUST FUND TO HOLD LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE LANSING, Mich., Oct. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- More than 200 legislators, their representatives and members of the child abuse prevention community will meet Wednesday, [...]

Published
1990

414. General Motors issues statement in response to federal budget agreement

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Motors Liquidation Co. -- Political activity, Automobile industry -- Political activity, Business, Business, general
Abstract

GENERAL MOTORS ISSUES STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL BUDGET AGREEMENT DETROIT, Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- The following is a General Motors statement in response to the federal budget agreement reached [...]

Published
1990

415. Taxpayers United brings in the signatures for a 20-percent property tax cut

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Business, Business, general, Taxpayers United -- Demonstrations and protests
Abstract

TAXPAYERS UNITED BRINGS IN THE SIGNATURES FOR A 20-PERCENT PROPERTY TAX CUT LANSING, Mich., Sept. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- A jubilant band of Taxpayers United members rallied at the Capitol steps [...]

Published
1990

416. Richard Headlee to hold news conference on Michigan tax revolt

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Property tax -- Michigan, Business, Business, general, Taxpayers United -- Officials and employees
Abstract

-- NEWS ADVISORY REMINDER -- TO CITY DESK: RICHARD HEADLEE TO HOLD NEWS CONFERENCE ON MICHIGAN TAX REVOLT The following was released today by Richard H. Headlee, chairman, Taxpayers United: [...]

Published
1990

417. Attorney Richard Roth available for interview on Michigan inheritance tax law

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Inheritance tax -- Michigan, Business, Business, general
Abstract

ATTORNEY RICHARD ROTH AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW ON MICHIGAN INHERITANCE TAX LAW Richard Roth, an attorney and estate law specialist with the law firm Maddin, Hauser, Wartell, Roth & Pesses, is [...]

Published
1990

418. Headlee Tax Cut Initiative nearing goal

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Tax assessment -- Michigan, Business, Business, general, Taxpayers United -- Officials and employees
Abstract

HEADLEE TAX CUT INITIATIVE NEARING GOAL BIRMINGHAM, Mich., June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Tax cut leader Richard H. Headlee, chairman of Taxpayers United, today told a news conference 'the Headlee Tax [...]

Published
1990

419. Richard Headlee to hold news conference on Michigan tax revolt

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Business, Business, general, Taxpayers United -- Political activity
Abstract

-- NEWS ADVISORY -- TO CITY DESK: RICHARD HEADLEE TO HOLD NEWS CONFERENCE ON MICHIGAN TAX REVOLT The following was released today by Richard H. Headlee, chairman, Taxpayers United: Is [...]

Published
1990

423. Taxpayers United members hold meeting tonight, April 25

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Business, Business, general, Taxpayers United -- Media coverage, Taxpayers United -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

-- NEWS ADVISORY -- TO CITY & BUSINESS DESKS: TAXPAYERS UNITED MEMBERS HOLD MEETING TONIGHT, APRIL 25 A critical meeting of about 50 grassroots campaign workers on the Headlee Tax [...]

Published
1990

425. Federal pensioners' rights to refund of unconstitutional taxes threatened

Subjects
Michigan. Department of Treasury -- Cases, Michigan -- Tax policy, Civil service pensioners -- Tax policy, Business, Business, general
Abstract

FEDERAL PENSIONERS' RIGHTS TO REFUND OF UNCONSTITUTIONAL TAXES THREATENED DETROIT, March 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Any Michigan federal retiree who does not file an amended income tax return for tax year [...]

Published
1990

426. Taxpayers converge of state capital for 'Michigan Tax Revolt Kick-Off.'

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Business, Business, general, Taxpayers United -- Political activity
Abstract

TAXPAYERS CONVERGE ON STATE CAPITOL FOR 'MICHIGAN TAX REVOLT KICK-OFF' LANSING, Mich., March 15 /PRNewswire/ -- The following was released today by Taxpayers United: The Ides of March do not [...]

Published
1990

427. 1989 Michigan tax return pace picks up, processing continues at record speed

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Tax returns -- Technology application, Business, Business, general
Abstract

1989 MICHIGAN TAX RETURN PACE PICKS UP, PROCESSING CONTINUES AT RECORD SPEED LANSING, Mich., Feb. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- State Treasurer Robert A. Bowman announced today that the Michigan Department of [...]

Published
1990

428. Headlee and Taxpayers United appreciated legislative action

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Tax and expenditure limitations -- Political aspects, Business, Business, general
Abstract

HEADLEE AND TAXPAYERS UNITED APPRECIATE LEGISLATIVE ACTION FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Feb. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- 'Finally there is recognition in the state capital that property taxes are too onerous and that [...]

Published
1990

429. Tomorrow final day for Cancel Add-ons Remit Only Taxes applications

Subjects
Michigan. Employment Security Commission -- Laws, regulations and rules, Michigan -- Tax policy, Tax collection -- Michigan, Business, Business, general
Abstract

TOMORROW FINAL DAY FOR CAROT APPLICATIONS DETROIT, Jan. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Michigan employers who are delinquent in paying their state unemployment taxes have only one more day to apply for [...]

Published
1990

430. Tax amnesty period starts in Michigan and ends in Nevada

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Nevada -- Tax policy, Tax amnesty -- Interpretation and construction, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, general, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

* Tax amnesty period starts in Michigan and ends in Nevada. Michigan set aside May 15, 2002 through June 30, 2002 as a tax amnesty period, under Public Act 168. [...]

Published
2002

431. 'We are not reducing revenues, we are just changing the source.' (Michigan Chief Deputy Treasurer Nick Khouri) (Interview)

Author

Pierog, Karen

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Sales tax -- Michigan, Property tax -- Michigan, Education -- Finance, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Q: Concerns have been raised about the impact of the elimination school property taxes on the outstanding debt of school districts. How is the administration addressing those concerns? A: We [...]

Published
1993

432. School funding

Author

Pattison, Scott

Subjects
Texas -- Tax policy, Michigan -- Tax policy, Education -- Finance -- Michigan -- Texas, Property tax -- Laws, regulations and rules, Consumer news and advice, Government regulation, Company financing, Finance, Tax policy, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

In Michigan, the legislature has passed and the Governor has signed legislation ending local property taxes as a source of money for the state's school systems next year. This is [...]

Published
1993

434. Michigan's tuna surprise

Author

Klein, Joe

Subjects
Michigan Education Association -- Political activity, Property tax -- Economic aspects, Education -- Finance, Michigan -- Tax policy
Published
1993

435. Michigan to ban property taxes for school operating expenses

Author

Hattori, April

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Property tax -- Michigan, Education -- Finance, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

CHICAGO -- Gov. John Engler of Michigan yesterday signed into law a historic measure that eliminates the ability of school districts to levy certain property taxes. The law wipes out [...]

Published
1993

437. Model or mayhem?

Author

Ehrenfeld, Tom

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Value-added tax -- Analysis, Taxation -- Analysis, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Michigan's practices the value-added taxation (VAT) system, which is based on the volume of business activity a company turns out instead of the profits it made. Large, capital-intensive companies advocate the VAT scheme since it is predictable and generates much-needed income for the national economy. Small companies believe that the VAT system does not take a firm's ability to pay into consideration. Senators, on the other hand, agreed that the VAT should replace current business taxes.

Published
1992

438. Michigan

Author

Hattori, April

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Highland Park, Michigan -- Securities, Chrysler Corp. -- Planning, Property tax -- Political aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

A proposal on the Nov. 3 ballot to cut and cap property taxes over a five-year period in Michigan would cost the state's general fund budget $402 million in 1993, [...]

Published
1992

439. Michigan will save $1 billion because of ruling on out-of-state companies' business deductions

Author

Pierog, Karen

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Caterpillar Inc. -- Cases, Corporate income taxes -- Cases, State taxation -- Cases, Tax deductions -- Cases, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

CHICAGO - The Michigan Supreme Court last week upheld the constitutionality of the capital acquisition deduction portion of Michigan's single-business tax. That action will save the state about $1 billion [...]

Published
1992

440. Michigan

Author

Pierog, Karen

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Property tax -- Michigan, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Proponents of two different statewide property tax cut plans are turning to the courts to validate their petition drives so their proposals can appear on the November ballot in competition [...]

Published
1992

441. Michigan

Author

Pierog, Karen

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Property tax -- Michigan, School districts -- Finance, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

gov. John Engler's plan to cut school operating property taxes by 30% over five years and to limit property assessment growth to 3% or the rate of inflation, whichever is [...]

Published
1992

442. Members mobilize to put tax cut on ballot

Author

O'Connor,Sheilah

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Property tax -- Political aspects, Real estate industry -- Michigan, Business, Real estate industry, Michigan Association of Realtors -- Political activity
Published
1992

443. Tax freeze makes cuts tougher

Author

Barkholz, David

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Tax assessment -- Economic aspects, Real estate developers -- Taxation, Business, Business, regional
Published
1992

445. Michigan

Author

Pierog, Karen

Subjects
Wayne County, Michigan. Commission -- Finance, Michigan -- Tax policy, Sports facilities -- Finance, State finance -- Management, Tax-exempt securities -- Laws, regulations and rules, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

The Wayne County Commission is moving to center field on the proposed financing of a new stadium for the Detroit Tigers baseball team. In a public meeting held by the [...]

Published
1991

446. GM loses tax fight

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Motors Liquidation Co. -- Cases, Automobile industry -- Cases, Automobile industry, Business
Published
1991

447. Advertising group's members urged to resist state ad tax

Author

Rhode, Lori

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Taxation -- Michigan, Advertising agencies -- Taxation, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Advertising group's members urged to resist state ad tax The Michigan Advertising Industry Alliance (MAIA) is urging its members to resist a state tax on services necessary to make ads [...]

Published
1991

448. Will tax breaks ever abate? It is still not clear whether Michigan can drastically cut taxes and keep granting tax abatements

Author

Kulsea, Bill

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Taxation -- Michigan, Tax abatement -- Laws, regulations and rules, State taxation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Will tax breaks ever abate? Chrysler Corporation's Mack Avenue Stamping Plant, in 1974, was a downer, a skeleton of the original that at one time provided 5,000 jobs. The company [...]

Published
1991

449. A cut above the Engler plan

Author

Kulsea, William

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Property tax -- Michigan, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

A cut above the Engler plan Business likes the Engler tax cut plan, but it hates loose ends. So it wants a stronger, cleaner version that will stand up to [...]

Published
1991

450. Computer software tax exemption

Author

Bodwin, Amy

Subjects
Michigan -- Tax policy, Software -- Tax policy, Business, Business, regional
Published
1990

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