Use Tax: Exemptions
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This page collects the 5 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Use Tax: Exemptions”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Taxation, Families, and Children.
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- 01Gina Johnsenperson2 mentions
- 02Emily Dievendorfperson2 mentions
- 03Kelly A Breenperson2 mentions
- 04Carol Glanvilleperson2 mentions
- 05Carrie Rheingansperson2 mentions
- 06Matt Longjohnperson2 mentions
- 07Noah Arbitperson1 mentions
- 08Dylan Wegelaperson1 mentions
- 09Natalie Priceperson1 mentions
- 10Josh Schriverperson1 mentions
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- Topic to billsMichigan House Bill 4026 extends use tax exemption for firearm safety devices, Senate Bill 896 Exempts Portable Generators From Use Tax, Michigan House Bill 5397 eliminates use tax exemptions for data centers (+2 more)
- Topic to peopleGina Johnsen, Emily Dievendorf, Kelly A Breen (+7 more)
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- Jun 23, 2026State BillMichigan House Bill 4026 extends use tax exemption for firearm safety devices
- Apr 15, 2026State BillSenate Bill 896 Exempts Portable Generators From Use Tax
- Dec 18, 2025State BillMichigan House Bill 5397 eliminates use tax exemptions for data centers
- Sep 18, 2025State BillHouse Bill 4971 exempts children's diapers from state use tax
- Feb 5, 2025State BillMichigan House Bill 4059 exempts baby items, diapers, and children's clothing from the state use tax
