Crain's Detroit Business reports that the Michigan Senate passed a plan yesterday to cut the state's single-business tax (SBT) by $1 billion over six years, starting with a $100 million SBT cut next year. To help pay for the cuts, the plan would institute $519 million in tax-policy changes, a tax-amnesty program, and would limit state spending growth to the rate of inflation plus 1%.

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