Classifies parcels used to cultivate marihuana as commercial real property under Michigan's general property tax act.
Michigan HB5246 amends the general property tax act to classify parcels used to cultivate marihuana as commercial real property. This change affects how such parcels are assessed for property taxes, aligning them with other commercial properties. The bill specifies that these parcels, previously potentially classified under agricultural real property, will now be taxed as commercial real property. This reclassification impacts property owners and local tax collecting units by altering the tax classification and potentially the tax rates applied to these parcels.
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