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New CRC Report Explores Potential Change in the Redistricting Process

...“one person, one vote” principle outlined in Reynolds v. Sims and the equal protection provisions set forth by the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution have

Press Release

March 3, 2016
Tags Abbott, apportionment, citizens of voting age population, congressional districts, CVAP, Evenwel, legislative districts, Michigan, Pfenninger, redistricing, Reynolds v Sims

SCOTUS rejects arguments in redistricting case

...and therefore violated the guarantee of equal protection under the law under the Constitution’s 14th Amendment. The opinion, authored by Justice Ginsburg, concluded that: “… the rule

Council Briefs

April 4, 2016
Tags citizens of voting age population, congressional, Evenwel v Abbott, legislative, redistricting

Centennial Anniversary Edition of CRC’s Outline of the Michigan Tax System

...year. After last May’s voter rejection of the constitutional amendment proposed to bring about increased road investment, a package of bills was enacted late in the legislative

Press Release

April 18, 2016
Tags business tax, gas tax, income tax, property tax, sales tax, use tax

CRC and the State Budget

...remedied only by a constitutional change. Over its history, the Citizens Research Council has stood by the principle that effective provision of public services depends on efficient,

Council Briefs

April 12, 2016
Tags budget, CRC history, Michigan, top ten

2016 Outline of the Michigan Tax System

...to K-12 schools and local governments that receive dedicated revenues from the sales tax. Since the sales tax rate is set in the Michigan Constitution, raising the

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April 18, 2016
Tags Accommodations (Hotel-Motel) Taxes, Ad Valorem Special Assessments, Aircraft Weight Fee, Airport Parking Excise Tax, Alternative Fuel Tax, Aviation Gasoline Tax, beer tax, Business Privilege Taxes, Captive Insurance Company Tax, Commercial Facilities Tax, Commercial Forest Tax, Commercial Rehabilitation Tax, Convention and Tourism Marketing Fees, corporate income tax, Corporate Organization Tax, County 9-1-1 Charge, County Real Estate Transfer Tax, Diesel Fuel Tax, Enterprise Zone Facilities Tax, Estate Tax, Foreign Insurance Company Retaliatory Tax, Gasoline Tax, General Property Tax, Health Insurance Claims Assessment Fee, Horse Race Wagering Tax, Hydroponics and Aquaculture Facilities Specific Tax, income taxes, Industrial Facilities Tax, Liquor Markup, Liquor Tax, Local Casino Gaming Tax, Local Community Stabilization Share Tax, Low Grade Iron Ore Specific Tax, Michigan Business Tax, Minerals Severance Tax, Mixed Spirits Tax, Mobile Home Trailer Coach Tax, Motor Carrier Fuel Tax, Motor Carrier Single State Registration Tax, Motor Vehicle Registration Fee, Neighborhood Enterprise Zone Facilities Tax, Obsolete Properties Tax, Oil and Gas Severance Tax, personal income tax, property taxes, Qualified Forest Tax, Quality Assurance Assessment Fees, sales tax, Sales-Related Taxes, Snowmobile Registration Fee, Stadium and Convention Facility Taxes, State 9-1-1 and Emergency 9-1-1 Charges, State Casino Gaming Tax, state education tax, State Essential Services Assessment Tax, State Real Estate Transfer Tax, Tobacco Products Tax, transportation taxes, Unemployment Insurance Tax, Uniform City Income Tax, Uniform City Utility Users Tax, Use Tax/State Share Tax, utility property tax, Watercraft Registration Fee, wine tax

Analysis of H.B. 704 — "The City Income Tax Act"

H.B. 704 implements Article VII, Sec. 21 of the new constitution which provides that cities and villages may levy taxes other than property taxes subject to constitutional

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February 1, 1964
Tags city income tax
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