Michigan § 211.217a - State tax commission's orders; intercounty intermediate school district; increase or decrease of tax rates.
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§ 211.217a. State tax commission's orders; intercounty intermediate school district; increase or decrease of tax rates.
If the order of the state tax commission increases or decreases the maximum tax rate of an intercounty intermediate school district and if the greatest part of the area of the district is affected by the order, the commission shall promptly proceed to assure that the tax rate available for the district's purposes in counties in which its other areas are located is likewise increased or decreased.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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