Michigan Law Archive
>> Michigan Film, Entertainment Industry Incentives Legislation Becomes Law
0 Comments Published April 8th, 2008 in Business, Michigan Law, TaxAs I reported here, the Michigan film and entertainment industry incentives legislation was fast-tracked and signed by Governor Granholm today (April 8, 2008). Companies can receive incentives such as a 40% tax break and assistance from the state with locations and the use of state resources, in qualifying film and entertainment projects. Here are the [...]
>> Michigan Proposes 40% Tax Break for State-based Film Businesses, Other Tax Breaks for Entertainment, Interactive Ventures
2 Comments Published March 6th, 2008 in Business, Internet, Michigan Law, News, Startups, TaxA package of bills (with broad bipartisan support) was under consideration Tuesday in the Michigan Capitol which will provide business tax incentives to film producers, video game developers, and other entertainment based ventures. The key component of the legislation introduced last week is a 40% business tax break for firms engaged in moviemaking in [...]
>> Michigan 6% Sales Tax On Services Goes Into Effect, And Back Out Again
0 Comments Published December 2nd, 2007 in Business, Consumer, Michigan Law, News, TaxUPDATE 12-5-07: The 6% services tax enacted by the Michigan legislature went briefly into — and then out of — effect, on December 1, 2007. The repeal legislation retroactively exempted all potentially covered transactions from tax liability.
Otto Von Bismarck famously said that “to retain respect for sausages and laws, one must not watch [...]
Michigan Sales Tax on Services Poised to Slither Into Effect at Midnight on December 1
1 Comment Published November 30th, 2007 in Business, Consumer, Michigan Law, News, Tax UPDATE 12-5-07: The 6% services tax enacted by the Michigan legislature went briefly into — and then out of — effect, on December 1, 2007. The repeal legislation retroactively exempted all potentially covered transactions from tax liability.
Sadly — I have been spending the last few days analyzing the latest information from Treasury, to be [...]
Registering For The New Michigan Services Tax — Instructions For Sole Proprietors, Single-Member LLCs, and Independent Contractors
0 Comments Published November 1st, 2007 in Business, Consumer, Michigan Law, News, Startups, TaxUPDATE 12-5-07: The 6% services tax enacted by the Michigan legislature went briefly into — and then out of — effect, on December 1, 2007. The repeal legislation retroactively exempted all potentially covered transactions from tax liability.
Business owners who are subject to the new services tax must register with the State of Michigan, Department of [...]
Michigan Business To Treasury Department: We’re Still Waiting…
0 Comments Published October 25th, 2007 in Business, Consumer, Michigan Law, News, TaxUPDATE 12-5-07: The 6% services tax enacted by the Michigan legislature went briefly into — and then out of — effect, on December 1, 2007. The repeal legislation retroactively exempted all potentially covered transactions from tax liability.
My small business clients (and several blog editors and comment submitters) have been waiting with bated breath for anyone [...]
Michigan Services Tax Law - Mailing List for Professionals
0 Comments Published October 4th, 2007 in Business, Consumer, Michigan Law, News, TaxUPDATE 12-5-07: The 6% services tax enacted by the Michigan legislature went briefly into — and then out of — effect, on December 1, 2007. The repeal legislation retroactively exempted all potentially covered transactions from tax liability.
I have set up a mailing list on Google Groups called SERVICETAX-MI to discuss the extension of the State [...]
Michigan Services Tax: What’s Included?
1 Comment Published October 3rd, 2007 in Business, Consumer, Michigan Law, News, TaxUPDATE 12-5-07: The 6% services tax enacted by the Michigan legislature went briefly into — and then out of — effect, on December 1, 2007. The repeal legislation retroactively exempted all potentially covered transactions from tax liability.
I have spent the last day analyzing the bill text of the new Michigan services tax law enacted on [...]
New Tax On Services Impacts Many Businesses and Consumers
7 Comments Published October 1st, 2007 in Business, Consumer, Michigan Law, News, TaxUPDATE 12-5-07: The 6% services tax enacted by the Michigan legislature went briefly into — and then out of — effect, on December 1, 2007. The repeal legislation retroactively exempted all potentially covered transactions from tax liability.
Michigan state legislators have avoided a state government shutdown by reaching a comprehensive budget agreement which includes budget cuts [...]
Michigan Requires Photo ID to Vote
0 Comments Published July 20th, 2007 in Consumer, Courts, Michigan Law, News, PrivacyThis week, the Michigan Supreme Court upheld a 1996 never-enforced voter ID law, which requires Michigan voters to produce valid photo IDs in order to vote. The law has been the subject of controversy on both privacy and economic grounds — privacy advocates condemn any linking of basic constitutional rights and liberties with identification [...]