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 CONVENTION AND TOURISM MARKETING FEES2

LEGAL CITATION:

M.C.L. 141.881 et seq.; 1980 PA 383.

M.C.L. 141.871 et seq.; 1980 PA 395.

M.C.L. 141.1321 et seq.; 2007 PA 25.


YEAR ADOPTED: 1980 (enabling act for a convention bureau within a county having a population more than 1,500,000, and counties contiguous to it - Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb).

1980 (enabling act for a convention bureau within a county with a population of less than 650,000).

2007 (enabling act for a convention bureau within a county with a population of more than 570,000 and less than 775,000 (Kent County), and for a convention bureau containing a municipality within which is levied a 4% assessment under 1980 PA 395 (Greater Lansing)).


BASIS OF TAX: Privilege of operating a transient facility (e.g., hotel/motel) containing 35 or more rooms.

MEASURE OF TAX (BASE): Amount charged guests for lodging in any transient facility.

RATE: Rate varies according to the marketing program of each bureau, not to exceed 2% of room charges at transient facilities (exception described below).

For bureaus within counties with less than 650,000 residents and that levy an excise tax of 5% under 1974 PA 263 (Accommodations Tax), the rate can be 4% for transient facilities located in townships contiguous to the county (Greater Lansing).


ADMINISTRATION: Convention bureaus

REPORT AND PAYMENT: 30 days after the end of each month.

DISPOSITION: Depository of the individual convention bureau.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last Updated July 21, 2008