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December 1 2016

UHY LLP MICHIGAN TO HOST FREE ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS CONFERENCE

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UHY LLP, the fifth largest accounting firm in Southeast Michigan, will host their ninth annual Accounting and Business Conference at the MSU Management Education Center in Troy on Thursday, December 8 from 8:00AM–6:00PM. This full day, complimentary CPE program is built for business owners, board members, audit committee members, CFOs, controllers and others who are interested in the latest business, accounting, regulatory, legal and SEC updates.

November 15 2016

Tax Processing Improvements for City of Detroit Business and Fiduciary Income Tax Coming January 2017

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Beginning in January 2017, the Michigan Department of Treasury (Treasury) will begin administering the City of Detroit’s Corporate, Partnership and Fiduciary Income Tax return processes and will collect and enforce income tax withholding.

The City of Detroit entered into an agreement with Treasury to process City Business and Fiduciary Income Tax returns beginning with the 2016 tax year. This change will affect any taxpayer subject to the City’s Corporate, Partnership and Fiduciary filing requirements, as well as any business required to withhold City of Detroit income taxes.More

February 9 2016

Filing for Home Heating Credit Can Affect Food Assistance Benefits

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Michiganders who receive food assistance are encouraged to file for a Home Heating Credit to make sure they get the full amount of benefits they are eligible to receive.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is making Michigan residents aware of the potential effect the credit can have on federal food assistance benefits available through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Some renters could qualify for increased monthly food assistance if they receive a Home Heating Credit of more than $20 in the current month or any of the previous 12 months and then notify their MDHHS caseworker.

The credit in some cases is a factor in determining the amount of food assistance for renters who don’t pay their heating costs separately.More