New Michigan legislation would resolve farmland tax disputes and protect preservation programs

The Michigan Senate Natural Resources and Agriculture Committee has unanimously approved legislation to clarify farmland preservation and conservation easement tax provisions. Chair Sue Shink, a co-sponsor, says recent reinterpretations of P.A. 116 by the Department of Treasury would have cost farmers years in back taxes. “In spite of them believing that they were paying the […]

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