state income tax

Michigan's tax revenues will see a slight decline in 2024 before rebounding for two years after that, mostly because of Democrat-drafted tax policy changes.

A new lawsuit filed in the Michigan Court of Claims is trying to make this year’s surplus-driven income tax cut permanent. At issue is the reading of a 2015 law lowering taxes when state revenue outpaces inflation by a certain amount.

Pandemic-era policies have slowed registrations despite the continual need for organ donors in the state.

Michigan's income tax rate is dropping by 0.2 percentage points next year. The state treasury department says it will save the average Michigan family about $50.

A planned vote by Michigan House Democratic leadership on a high-priority tax bill failed to materialize Wednesday evening.

Today on Stateside, an activist group wants to convince voters to change Michigan’s constitution in order to restructure income taxes. Plus, how…

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President Donald Trump delivered his first speech to a joint session of Congress last night. This Week in Michigan Politics, Morning Edition host Doug…