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‘Franchise fee’ deemed an invalid tax

Summary by Michigan Lawyers Weekly

The Headlee Amendment precluded the city of East Lansing from reaching an agreement with a utility to collect a franchise fee from its consumers and remit the fee to the city, the Michigan Supreme Court has ruled in a split decision. The city and Lansing Board of Water and Light LBWL entered into an agreement

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Michigan Lawyers Weekly

‘Franchise fee’ deemed an invalid tax

The Headlee Amendment precluded the city of East Lansing from reaching an agreement with a utility to collect a franchise fee from its consumers and remit the fee to the city, the Michigan Supreme Court has ruled in a split decision. The city and Lansing Board of Water and Light LBWL entered into an agreement

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Michigan Lawyers Weekly broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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