State Tax Commission - Michigan
In 1850, only the counties, Townships, and school districts were allowed to levy taxes. Today, counties, cities, Townships, school districts, intermediate schools, community colleges, libraries, airport, transportation, and other agencies may levy taxes. In 1994, the state returned to the property tax business with the passage of Proposal A.
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