Iron Mountain Daily News: Meanwhile, in Minnesota
media mentionHey, Michigan, look over here.
Look west.
OK, that’s Ironwood, which is still in Michigan.
A little further.
There you go.
Hi. Minnesota’s the name.
So you’ve got some state budget issues and you want to increase the gasoline tax.
In Michigan, families earning from $17,000 to $34,000 pay 9.4 percent of that income in state and local taxes. With a gas tax increase, that’s likely to go higher. Michigan families earning more than $392,000 pay 5.1 percent of that income towards state and local taxes, according to the Institute on Taxation & Economic Policy.