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Some Small Tax Breaks, But Total State Tax Collections Rise Faster

Snyder says no income tax cut needed

Gov. Rick Snyder opposes a modest cut in the state income tax, in part because he says taxpayers are already due to collect $875.9 million in new tax credits and exemptions in 2020.

Not said was how much more revenue the state expects to collect that year: It’s $2.48 billion above what’s currently collected. Thus, even with $875.9 million in tax relief for some but not all taxpayers, the state will have $1.69 billion more to spend in 2020.

 

 

 

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