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Michigan Income Tax Limitation Amendment, Proposal C (1976)

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A Michigan Income Tax Limitation Amendment, Proposal C was on the November 1976 ballot in Michigan as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was defeated.

Proposal C would have limited taxation imposed by the legislature to 8.3% of state personal income.

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