Mich. Justices Revive Firm's Tax Cap Fight Over New Roof

By Paul Williams · March 26, 2026, 2:39 PM EDT

The Michigan Supreme Court revived a law firm's claims that a new roof for its office building wasn't an addition that allowed the property's taxable value increase to exceed a 5%...

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