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Poll: Most Michigan voters think road conditions staying the same, support bond debt to fix roads
Read full article: Poll: Most Michigan voters think road conditions staying the same, support bond debt to fix roadsMost Michigan voters believe road conditions in the state have pretty much stayed the same while Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has been in office, according to a new WDIV/Detroit News poll.
Poll: Where Michigan voters stand on expanding early voting, private school tax credits
Read full article: Poll: Where Michigan voters stand on expanding early voting, private school tax creditsMost Michigan voters support increasing the time frame for in-person voting and preparing absentee ballots before Election Day, but don’t fully support giving tax credits to private school donors, according to a new poll.
Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting this week: What to know
Read full article: Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting this week: What to knowMost U.S. families will receive increased child tax credits this year as part of the American Rescue Plan enacted earlier this year by President Joe Biden.
Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting today: What to know
Read full article: Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting today: What to knowMost U.S. families will receive increased child tax credits this year as part of the American Rescue Plan enacted earlier this year by President Joe Biden.
Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting July 15: What to know
Read full article: Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting July 15: What to knowMost U.S. families will receive increased child tax credits this year as part of the American Rescue Plan enacted earlier this year by President Joe Biden.
Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting July 15: How much, who qualifies
Read full article: Boosted child tax credits to hit bank accounts starting July 15: How much, who qualifiesMost U.S. families will receive increased child tax credits this year as part of the American Rescue Plan enacted earlier this year by President Joe Biden.
Child tax credit changes in COVID bill: How much families will get
Read full article: Child tax credit changes in COVID bill: How much families will getThe massive COVID-19 relief bill approved by Congress includes an increase in tax breaks for families. More: What’s inside the $1.9T COVID-19 bill passed by CongressTax breaks for households with and without kidsUnder current law, most taxpayers can reduce their federal income tax bill by up to $2,000 per child. In a significant change, the bill would increase the tax break to $3,000 for every child age 6 to 17 and $3,600 for every child under the age of 6. The bill also significantly expands the Earned Income Tax Credit for 2021 by making it available to people without children. AdMore: Congress approves COVID bill: When to expect $1,400 stimulus checks
Child tax credit changes in COVID bill: How much families can get
Read full article: Child tax credit changes in COVID bill: How much families can getThe massive COVID-19 relief bill nearing approval in Washington includes an increase in tax breaks for families. Tax breaks for households with and without kidsUnder current law, most taxpayers can reduce their federal income tax bill by up to $2,000 per child. In a significant change, the bill would increase the tax break to $3,000 for every child age 6 to 17 and $3,600 for every child under the age of 6. Families would get the full credit regardless of how little they make in a year, leading to criticism that the changes would serve as a disincentive to work. The bill also significantly expands the Earned Income Tax Credit for 2021 by making it available to people without children.
New House Bills aim to bring back tax credits for film, television, digital media production in Michigan
Read full article: New House Bills aim to bring back tax credits for film, television, digital media production in MichiganDETROIT – State Rep. Robert Wittenberg, introduced Thursday two House Bills that would create new tax credits for media production in Michigan. House Bills 6504 and 6505 would create a two-tiered tax credit that provides incentives for Michigan-produced commercials as well as film, television and streaming productions. “This is about Michigan jobs,” Wittenberg said. The House Bills would create similar incentives to the Michigan Film and Digital Media Incentive, which was signed into law in 2008 by then-Gov. More information on the potential benefits of a new Michigan film tax credit can be found on the Michigan Film Industry Association’s official website here.