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MI SB0750
Bill
AI Summary
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Allows individual taxpayers to claim full personal and dependency exemptions as authorized by the state income tax act of 1967, or alternatively claim a minimum $600 deduction per exemption upon passage of a further city ordinance.
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Permits spouses who are both subject to city income tax to claim exemptions for themselves and dependents, provided their combined exemptions do not exceed the total allowable under the ordinance.
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Authorizes cities to grant additional exemptions upon ordinance passage for taxpayers age 65 or older, blind, deaf, or totally and permanently disabled, with multiple exemptions allowed if a taxpayer qualifies under more than one category.
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Allows cities by ordinance to provide exemptions from the city income tax for dependents claimed on another taxpayer's return, either as a full exemption if adjusted gross income is below a city-specified amount or as a partial exemption amount specified by ordinance.
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Became effective immediately upon Governor approval on February 28, 2018.
Legislative Description
Individual income tax; city; treatment of exemptions after reduction of federal exemptions to zero; clarify. Amends sec. 31 of 1964 PA 284 (MCL 141.631).
Individual income tax: deductions
Last Action
Assigned Pa 0039'18 With Immediate Effect
3/6/2018