Exempts personal property used in agricultural operations from property tax, excluding property used to cultivate marihuana.
This bill amends the Michigan property tax law to exclude personal property used to cultivate marihuana from the exemption for property used in agricultural operations. The exemption applies to various types of agricultural equipment and machinery, but now specifically excludes property used in the cultivation of marihuana. The bill clarifies the definition of "agricultural operations" to exclude activities related to marihuana cultivation.
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