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Report: Detroit Ticket Tax Could Yield Big Bucks without Dropping Attendance
Detroit could raise $14 million to $47 million annually from a proposed admissions tax, potentially enabling a property tax cut between 1.7 and 5.7 mills, officials said.
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Reports Show Potential Earnings Through Detroit Entertainment Tax
Photo: Junfu Han ~ USA TODAY NETWORK DETROIT, Sept. 4, 2025 ~ The City Council of Detroit is interested in adding an admissions ticket tax to entertainment events such as concerts and sports games. It is estimated the city could accumulate around $14 million to $47 million, according to the Citizens Research Council of Michigan, depending on tax rates and team performance. “We looked at other cities nearby – Columbus, Cleveland, Chicago, Pitts…
Study: Detroit Property Taxes Could Be Cut if City Enacts Admissions Tax on Events
Detroit is one of the few large cities that does not charge admission taxes on events. Continue Reading Study: Detroit Property Taxes Could Be Cut if City Enacts Admissions Tax on Events The post Study: Detroit Property Taxes Could Be Cut if City Enacts Admissions Tax on Events appeared first on Weekly Real Estate News.
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