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The Impact of the 1970 Census on the Distribution of State Collected-Locally Shared Taxes to Local Units

...an increase of 1,025,000 or 13.1 percent over the 1960 census of 7,824,000. This increase in population will result in a decrease in the per capita amount

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February 25, 1970

The Impact of the 1970 Census on the Distribution of State Collected-Locally Shared Taxes to Local Units

...an increase of 1,025,000 or 13.1 percent over the 1960 census of 7,824,000. This increase in population will result in a decrease in the per capita amount

Council Briefs

February 25, 1970
Tags census, income tax, intangibles tax, Michigan, motor vehicle highway fund, sales tax, state revenue sharing

Undigitized 1960s

1960 Warren Woods: A Study of Reorganization Alternatives, Report 205, ( December 60 ) 35 pages The Proposed Incorporation of Plymouth Township: An Analysis of the Alternatives,

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June 23, 2020

Detroit’s Population Decline Should Prompt Property Tax Reforms

...city’s tax base. The city’s per capita income (inflation adjusted) in 2019 was $18,621, compared to $19,034 in 1960. This decline in real income exemplifies the tax

Council Briefs

August 19, 2021
Tags 2020 census, census, Detroit, income, neighborhoods, population, population decline, population loss, property tax, revenue sharing, revenues, tax base, tax reform, taxable value, taxable value per capita, taxation, taxes, us decennial census, white flight

Michigan Must Prioritize Urban Transportation Policy that Works for All Citizens

...estimated that in Atlanta, eleven miles of Interstate 20 directly displaced at least 7,500 residents in 1960, and destroyed $676 million in home value (in today’s dollars).

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September 13, 2023
Tags Detroit, MDOT, Michigan, roads, transportation

A Trip Down Memory Lane – Tax Day Edition

In a nutshell: Publication of the 37th edition of CRC’s Tax Outline provides an opportunity to reflect on some changes and some constants in our state and

Council Briefs

May 14, 2021

General Revision of the Michigan Constitution

...to the constitution except for requirements for extraordinary majorities needed to convene constitutional conventions,” said Eric Lupher, CRC’s Director of Local Affairs. “From 1850 until 1960, calling

Council Briefs

February 8, 2010
Tags constitutional amendments, constitutional history, declaration of rights, elections, general government, general revision, michigan constitution

Undigitized 1980s

...Report on the Financial Condition of the Michigan Unemployment Compensation FundMemo, ( March 1985 ) 4 pages Trends in Operating Revenues and Expenditures, For The City of

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September 20, 1980

Child Care and the State

Summary The State of Michigan is involved in early child care in multiple ways, including regulation and licensing of child care providers and facilities to ensure the

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March 31, 2011

The Earmarking of State Taxes in Michigan

First in a series of occasional papers on issues raised by Proposal A of 1994. In Brief Nearly every tax imposed in Michigan since the early 1960s

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December 1, 1995
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