2008 Senate Bill 1360: Exempt vacation home from school operating tax

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Introduced by Sen. Roger Kahn (R) on May 28, 2008, to exempt a residence that is vacation or recreational property from the local school property tax levied for operating expenses. A family would be allowed just one such exemption.
- Referred to the Senate Finance Committee on May 28, 2008.

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1) Re:I love reducing taxes, but not by making inequalities. by Anonymous Citizen on July 24, 2008
This would make things more equal. Right no I pay twice as mush as my neighbor because I don't live there. Please explain how this is equal?
Also, since I don't live there except on weekends I don't use any services, my kids don't go to school there and I'm not allowed to vote there (so it's taxation without reresentation).
Again, explain your idea of "equal" to me.
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2) Long Rev by Anonymous Citizen on June 19, 2008
Where is the state going to get the "lost" revenue?

ITS NOT LOST< ITS STILL RIGHT HERE IN MY POCKET!

When this sorry as_s excuse for a MI govt gets their chubby commie crooked corrupt criminal meat hooks on it is when it is TRUELY LOST!
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3) Spoken Like by Anonymous Citizen on June 18, 2008
a True Lib/Dem/Socialist. Gotta soak it to those that you percieve as the evil rich. Did it ever occur to you that the government might be taking too much of our money? I tought not. Keep drinking the lib/dem kool aid and don't take any responsibility for yourself, keep hammering those rich folks that employ you and let me know how it works out for you.
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