Michigan Starts Process to Make Tobacco Tax Cap Permanent
Share Photo/Rey Del Rio via Getty Images A meeting was held this morning at 10:30 a.m. between members of the Michigan House Tax Policy Committee concerning the fate of The Great Lake State’s 50-cent cigar tax cap, and whether to make it permanent. The meeting concluded with a landslide bipartisan vote in support of the tax, 13-2, sending the motion off onto its first steps toward going into effect. The committee, which consists of nine Republicans and six Democrats, was led by bill sponsor and committee chairman Matt Hall (R-Marshall)...
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