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Taxes in a Growing Gig Economy World

...That being said, states and local governments are starting to respond to these emerging markets. The Citizens Research Council issued a report on local-option taxes in 2018

Council Briefs

October 16, 2019
Tags economy, gig economy, Local Taxes, sharing economy, state taxes, tax policy, taxation

Detroit’s Split-Rate Tax Proposal—Concerns with Unintended Effects

Malachi Barrett, a reporter with Bridge Detroit, has extensively covered and continues to cover Detroit’s split-tax rate proposal. In this podcast, Malachi sits down with Research Council

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November 13, 2023

Michigan Should Eliminate Parking Mandates

...to economic prosperity. One of the Council’s three core strategies is to “create thriving, resilient communities that are magnets for young talent.” To implement this strategy, the

Council Briefs

February 27, 2024
Tags infrastructure, local government

Forecast for Michigan’s Economy: Uncertainty, Variability and Consensus, Oh My!

Happy CREC Day! Catch up on all things Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference (CREC), held May 16, with Citizens Research Council Director Craig Thiel and Senior Research Associate

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May 20, 2025

Economic Development

...programs in Michigan, the absence of a central repository of major programs prompted the Citizens Research Council to attempt such a compendium in 2001. The Research Council’s

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February 19, 2016

The Pandemic Will Hit Local Government Pension Systems

...effects, will be smaller if the pandemic is shorter. Craig Thiel is Research Director at Citizens Research Council James M. Hohman is Director of Fiscal Policy at

Council Briefs

May 4, 2020
Tags Coronavirus, COVID-19, OPEB, pension

Increased State Revenue Estimates for FY25 and FY26 Should Mean Slightly Easier Budget Negotiations

January 10, 2025 — Citizens Research Council Senior Research Associate Bob Schneider sat down today with Research Director Craig Thiel following today’s Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference (CREC)

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January 10, 2025

Why Haven’t Local Government Revenues Improved with the Economy? The Answer Lies in Local Tax Structures.

...service consumption, which is more likely to escape sales taxation. What about Michigan? The Research Council’s recent report on Michigan local government revenues provides a stark picture

Council Briefs

October 23, 2018
Tags city finances, local government, local services, Local Taxes, local-option taxes, regional government, tax structures

Blight in Michigan: Not Just a Big-City Problem

...ameliorate blight. These communities across the state rely on tax revenues, federal and state grants, and other funds to address issues related to blight. Here at the

Council Briefs

December 17, 2021
Tags blight, economic development, land bank

Michigan Voters Just Approved Three Ballot Questions; What’s Next for Marijuana Legalization, Redistricting Reform and Voting Rights?

...are drawn or citizens can enjoy new voting rights, a number of things must happen first. Key deadlines and implementation issues differ for each of the three

Council Briefs

November 7, 2018
Tags Proposal 18-1, Proposal 18-2, Proposal 18-3
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