Sales tax: distribution; disposition of money into the game and fish protection account; provide for. Amends sec. 25 of 1933 PA 167 (MCL 205.75). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0276'25
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Overview
This bill modifies how Michigan’s sales tax revenue is distributed. It directs a portion of the tax revenue to various state funds, including the game and fish protection account, the state school aid fund, and the comprehensive transportation fund. Specifically, it outlines how revenue from fuel sales, motor vehicle sales, and certain other transactions will be allocated, and it addresses revenue lost due to specific tax exemptions and exclusions.
Key provisions
- 15% of general sales tax revenue (4%) is distributed to cities, villages, and townships under the Glenn Steil state revenue sharing act.
- 60% of general sales tax revenue (4%) is deposited into the state school aid fund.
- 27.9% of general sales tax revenue (4%) on fuels, motor vehicles, and vehicle parts is deposited into the comprehensive transportation fund.
- Beginning in fiscal year 2025-2026, 50% of general sales tax revenue (4%) is deposited into the game and fish protection account based on a department report.
- Revenue from aviation fuel sales (2%) is split between the state aeronautics fund and the qualified airport fund.
- Revenue from computer software sales (4%) is deposited into the Michigan health initiative fund.
- Revenue lost due to specific tax exemptions and exclusions is added to the state school aid fund.
- The state general fund must be disbursed only through appropriation.
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