Michigan HB6052 amends the state's individual income tax law to introduce a deduction for compensation paid to election inspectors.
Michigan HB6052 amends the state's individual income tax law by adding a new deduction for compensation paid to election inspectors. This deduction applies to the extent that the compensation is included in the taxpayer's adjusted gross income. The bill defines "election inspector" as an individual who assists with conducting elections in compliance with the Michigan election law, excluding election challengers, election observers, or full-time employees of the county, city, or township clerk's office.
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