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MI HB4041
Bill
Status
1/30/2025
Primary Sponsor
Tyrone Carter
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AI Summary
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Allows local assessing units to permit principal residence poverty tax exemptions to continue in subsequent tax years without requiring annual reapplication, provided there is no change in ownership or occupancy status
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Applies to homeowners who receive fixed income solely from public assistance not subject to significant annual increases beyond inflation, such as federal Supplemental Security Income or Social Security disability/retirement benefits
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Removes previous restrictions that limited the extended exemption provision to specific tax years (2019-2023), making the exemption continuation permanent
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Requires recipients to file an affidavit rescinding the exemption within 45 days if they cease to own/occupy the residence or experience income/asset changes that disqualify them
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Imposes penalties including repayment of taxes plus 1% monthly interest if a person fails to report ineligibility and the property is later found to no longer qualify for the exemption
Legislative Description
Property tax: exemptions; continuation of poverty exemption, without subsequent application, for homeowner who previously established eligibility; provide for in certain circumstances. Amends sec. 7u of 1893 PA 206 (MCL 211.7u).
Property tax: exemptions
Last Action
Referred To Second Reading
10/28/2025