Michigan's Revenue Will Be Less Due To 2023 Tax Cuts But Surplus Remains High

Michigan’s revenue fell by nearly $900 million compared to January forecast because of the 2023 tax cuts according to the state officials on Friday, leaving lawmakers with less money to spend as they work toward the state’s next budget.

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