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First Gentleman Reminds Families that MET & MESP are Great Gifts... Great Tax Deductions

First Gentleman Reminds Families that MET & MESP are Great Gifts November 20, 2003

Contributions to Michigan’s 529 college savings programs make great gifts for the holidays—and tax savings for contributors— First Gentleman Daniel Mulhern said in a news conference today.

Mulhern noted that contributions made to Michigan Education Trust (MET) and the Michigan Education Savings Program (MESP) are deductible from 2003 state income taxes if contributions are made by December 31. Partly to allow families to take advantage of that deduction, Mulhern announced, MET will open enrollment December 15 for contributions to the state’s prepaid tuition program. MESP accepts contributions at any time.

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November 20, 2003
Lansing, MI

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