Trump’s ‘Beautiful Bill’ Will Create Big Michigan Budget Hole, Report Says. What About a Roads Deal?
MICHIGAN, UNITED STATES, JUL 30 – Michigan faces a $1.1 billion budget gap due to federal tax cuts that reduce revenue and increase Medicaid and SNAP costs, according to the Citizens Research Council of Michigan.
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Trump tax cut law blows $1.1B ‘hole’ in Michigan budget, new report warns
The report echoed findings from the nonpartisan Michigan House Fiscal Agency, which stated last week that changes to federal tax policy would result in a $677 million reduction in state business tax revenue next year.
Michigan budget picture clouded by Trump megalaw’s business tax cuts
LANSING — Tax breaks tucked into President Donald Trump’s megalaw will benefit Michigan businesses but pose an additional complication for state lawmakers already struggling to enact their next budget. One estimate projects a $677 million reduction in revenue from Michigan’s corporate income tax and its income tax on flow-through entities... Please login to read all 1038 words.
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