States generally limit growth of property tax burdens in one of three ways – rate limit, assessment limit, or levy limit. Michigan uses all three, making it among the strictest property tax limitations of the states. Statutory tax rate limits, the Headlee Amendment’s assessment limit, and the taxable value system created by Proposal A all […]| Citizens Research Council of Michigan
In a Nutshell: During the 2023-24 legislative session, Michigan’s local government representatives have been advocating to secure annual state discretionary funding for payments to counties, cities, townships, and villages in a new Revenue Sharing Trust Fund. Cities, villages, and townships are guaranteed a portion of the state’s annual sales tax revenue. And while not consistently, […]| Citizens Research Council of Michigan