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March 23, 2021

What the American Rescue Plan Act means for Michigan and our future income tax

Citizens Research Council of Michigan Senior Researcher Bob Schneider discusses the American Rescue Plan Act, what it means for Michigan and its potential impact on the state’s income tax.

Citizens Research Council of Michigan · What Does the American Rescue Plan Act means for Michigan and our future income tax?

What the American Rescue Plan Act means for Michigan and our future income tax

Citizens Research Council of Michigan · What Does the American Rescue Plan Act means for Michigan and our future income tax?

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What the American Rescue Plan Act means for Michigan and our future income tax

What the American Rescue Plan Act means for Michigan and our future income tax

Latest Insights

Budget Proposals Backtrack on State’s Recent Commitment to “At-risk” Students

To Better Understand Detroit’s Post-Bankruptcy Fiscal Health, Adjust for Inflation and Population

On Implementing the Promote the Vote Constitutional Amendment

If Michigan Steps Up to Address School Infrastructure Needs, it Must do so Equitably

Recent Report Shows Continued Financial Improvement for Detroit Schools

Supreme Court Decision a Blow to Taxpayers, but not Section 30 of the Headlee Amendment

Detroit’s Plan to Use Federal Relief Funds to Address Future Budget Shortfalls May Fall Short

Schools should proceed with caution in their use of federal funds

A Trip Down Memory Lane – Tax Day Edition

A Budget Fad We Hope Does Not Have Legs

Is bipartisanship the key to avoiding another annus horribilis?

Medicaid Work Requirements are Coming, Michigan and Its Residents Need to Prepare

A Few Items of Note Looking at the FY2027 School Aid Budget Proposals

More Changes on the Horizon for Michigan’s Property Tax Foreclosure Process

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