Montana House Advances Workforce Housing Tax Credit Bill with Bipartisan Support
A workforce housing tax credit bill in Montana gained bipartisan support, aiming to address the state’s housing crisis.
January 16, 2025
A workforce housing tax credit bill in Montana gained bipartisan support, aiming to address the state’s housing crisis.
Advocacy News – Jan. 16, 2025 This week, Michigan’s governor signed two bipartisan bills, House Bills 5100 and 5101, into law, establishing a state-level research and development (R&D) tax credit. The legislation, a priority for the Michigan Chamber, aims to enhance the state’s business environment. With this move, Michigan aligns
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