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MI SB1260
Bill
Status
9/11/2012
Primary Sponsor
Dave Hildenbrand
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AI Summary
Senate Bill 1260 Summary
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Amends the principal residence exemption process under Michigan's General Property Tax Act by clarifying that exemption status is determined on the date an affidavit is filed, rather than on the standard tax day.
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Expands appeal rights by allowing owners to appeal exemption denials to the Michigan Tax Tribunal's residential and small claims division within 35 days, without requiring payment of disputed taxes first.
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Establishes procedures for conditional rescission of exemptions for properties held by foreclosed lenders and owners with multiple principal residences, with specific filing deadlines and annual verification requirements.
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Creates a principal residence property tax exemption audit fund within state treasury, funded by interest collected from exemption denial cases, to be used solely for auditing exemption affidavits.
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Clarifies exemption calculations for bed and breakfast operations and cooperative housing corporations, with prorated exemptions based on residential versus commercial use and tenant occupancy.
Legislative Description
Property tax; principal residence exemption; appeal process for principal residence exemption; revise. Amends sec. 7cc of 1893 PA 206 (MCL 211.7cc).
State agencies (existing), treasury
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Finance
9/11/2012