2007 House Bill 4324 (Allow Detroit Zoo income tax check off )

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Introduced by Rep. John Stakoe (R) on February 27, 2007, to allow an individual to designate on his or her annual state income tax return that a contribution of $1 from his or her refund be credited to the Detroit Zoo. A person not receiving a refund could use his or her tax return to contribute to the zoo.
- Referred to the House Tax Policy Committee on February 27, 2007.

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1) Zoo shouldn't be owned by detroit, should be by royal oak! [by Anonymous Citizen on August 6, 2008]
You don't even realize its not on income at all! It's a matter of your property value, thats taxable, and then .1 mil which is $1 for every $1,000, so a '$200,000' really is getting taxed $200 and where does this money even go? Who gets it? Who deals it out? What does it get spent on? Why cant the city pay for it already? Why FORCE people who dont care about a bad zoo, pay for it? Detroit has no clue, non. Someone needs to let the zoo close just like other states in this country. Bad people, in control of bad money, start to make a bad state that turns into a bad country. People parish for there lack of knowledge. Idiots i swear! No one is smart. Yea just keep listening to the news, my god your stupid.
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2) zoo [by Anonymous Citizen on August 6, 2008]
its sad if you cant spare $10 a year to put a smile on a childs face
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3) because the only [by Anonymous Citizen on March 2, 2007]
way they can pay for a free zoo for the democrats in detroit is to have the republicans everywhere else to "check the box" and pay for it.
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