House Republicans Propose Diverting Tech Money to Tax Cuts Mitechnews.Com has a detailed look at the bill introduced Wednesday by Michigan House Republicans that would divert tobacco settlement money from technology and life sciences start ups to fund business tax cuts. The plan calls for $300 million of the securitization money to be earmarked for life sciences, homeland security, high-tech automotive and alternative energy, rather than the original $2 billion proposed by Gov. Jennifer Granholm. The remaining $700 million would then be used to cut industrial personal property taxes and bring the Single Business Tax rate down to 1.7% over four years. Read House Republicans Shift $1 Billion Tech Jobs Bill To Business Tax Cuts from MITECHNEWS Posted/updated Oct 27, 2005 by Andrew McFarlane (Absolute Michigan) click to Send This Story to a Friend! Main Michigan News Page Go Back One Page

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