Has Michigan got a deal for you

Click on any of the categories below to see how many tax breaks are out there, and how much they cost the state treasury. The numbers were taken from the state’s executive budget for 2013 and 2014.

Individuals

Nonprofits

Businesses

Manufacturers

Miscellaneous

Farmers

Veterans and active military

Students

Historic preservation

Oil, mineral industries

The poor

Religious organizations

Native Americans

Tax breaks for veterans and active military

Type of taxCategory 2014 tax break value Description
Federal AdjustmentsVeterans’ Benefits $60,382,000 Excludes veterans’ benefits administered by the Veterans’ Administration from AGI.
State Income TaxMilitary Pay $34,513,000 Exempts compensation received while on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces
Sales and Use Tax ExpendituresMilitary Vehicles Sales (Residents Out of State) Exempts vehicle sales to nonresidents serving in the U.S. armed forces, or when purchased by a Michigan resident in military service when sales tax is paid to another state.

In some cases, the state does not estimate the value of a tax break, leaving the tax break value empty in its tables.

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