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Haroldene F. Wunder, PhD
In order to make informed decisions, companies must be knowledgeable about state business tax systems, especially as business activity increasingly becomes multistate in nature. State business tax systems are fluid and inextricably bound to states' fiscal conditions. As states compete to raise revenues and reduce budget deficits, many modifications have been made to state business tax systems—for example, Michigan repealed its Michigan Business Tax (MBT), which contained a gross receipts tax component, and replaced it with a 6% corporate income tax, effective January 1, 2012.
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