Repeals a 1964 law prohibiting certain taxes by cities and villages in Michigan.
Michigan HB6004 repeals 1964 PA 243, which previously restricted cities and villages from imposing specific taxes. The bill removes these prohibitions, allowing local governments more flexibility in their tax policies. This change affects municipalities across Michigan by eliminating the constraints established by the older legislation.
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