Michigan Retirees Feel Blindsided, Want To See Retirement Tax Eliminated

Michigan retirees are optimistic about proposals to eliminate the state tax on retirement income. The proposal would put, on average, $1,000 per year back in the pockets of 500,000 Michigan households by exempting public pensions and restoring deductions for private retirement income, including private-sector pensions, withdrawals from individual...

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