There were plenty of signs that the “omnibus tax bill” would not waddle into law books, even before the governor began questioning whether it was sustainable.
Grand Rapids Business Journal
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Bodman PLC attorney Wayne D. Roberts was appointed to chair the Michigan Chamber of Commerce’s Tax Policy Committee.
The Michigan Chamber is an organization that represents approximately 5,000 employers, trade associations and local chambers of commerce. The Tax Policy Committee includes corporate tax managers, attorneys, CPAs, association executives, consultants and others who help to influence the state’s tax laws.
“2021 will be a critical time for our state government due to concerns about COVID-19, along with reduced incomes and budget uncertainties,” Roberts said. “These concerns create the potential for tax increases, which would place an untimely and heavy burden on businesses and job creators across the state.”