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The Michigan Legislature has another chance to expand a tax break so low-income working families can take advantage of it in this tax year.
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A plan to quintuple Michigan’s Earned Income Tax Credit, or EITC, advanced out of a state Senate committee Tuesday
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Michigan lawmakers are looking to next year to pass some priorities, like expanding the “Earned Income Tax Credit.”
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer has vetoed a bill that would reduce the state’s income tax rate as part of a plan to help families struggling with the challenges of inflation.
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“We want to make sure tax payers get everything their entitled to under the tax code," Steve Grumm, Director of Engagement said.
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“This will be a tax cut for every Michigan worker and Michigan family, not just some,” said House Tax Policy Committee Chair Matt Hall, a Marshall Republican and sponsor of the tax measure.
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University presidents from across the state, including Grand Valley State University, are lobbying against the income tax cut plan.The leaders of…