LANSING, MI (MPRN)-- The state House on Thursday adopted legislation to allow Michigan taxpayers to continue to claim the personal income tax exemption.
The bill is supposed to make sure Michiganders don’t pay more as a result of the new federal tax law. Republicans and Democrats voted for it.
Republicans want a bigger tax cut. Democrats were glad to get on board with a plan that would distribute a break equally to every taxpayer.
But Democratic state Representative Sherry Gay-Dagnogo said people shouldn’t forget it was the federal tax overhaul that made this necessary.
“Oh, we do a lot of covering up around here – covering up the misguided and ill-informed tax bill handed down by Republicans in Congress,” she says.
And Governor Rick Snyder is not on board. He says plans before the Legislature go too far and could be budget-busters.