Property Classification (Section D): Property classification will be determined annually and should be based on the property's current use (not the highest and best use).
Qualified Heavy Equipment Rental Personal Property Exemption (QHERPP) (Section H): There will be an optional exemption from business personal property tax for qualified heavy equipment, which may be replaced by a heavy equipment rental tax.
Small Business Taxpayer Personal Property Tax Exemption (Section I): Beginning in 2023, this exemption amount increased from $80,000 to $180,000.
Omitted or Incorrectly Reported Property (Section K): The state will ask the assessor for more proof of these requested changes. Businesses should be prepared with proof of any omitted or incorrectly reported assets for which they’re requesting a change.
The bulletin provides procedural changes and reminders effective for the 2024 property assessment year. However, more specific dates around these changes include:
Michigan Bulletin 18 was addressed directly to local assessing officers and county equalization directors. However, owners of real estate and tangible personal property in Michigan must be familiar with all the changes, as they will be affected the most.
Property owners in Michigan will need to be aware of these changes so they can appropriately file their business personal property returns, claim the applicable exemptions by the filing deadlines, and ensure their property is being accurately and fairly assessed.
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