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Industrial Facility Exemption
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What types of equipment qualify as new industrial property as defined in section 2(4) of PA 198 of 1974?
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Answer:
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The Tax Commission has interpreted the term "new industrial
property" to mean "new to the tax base in Michigan". Following
this interpretation, the following would be considered "new industrial
property":
- New equipment purchased from a manufacturer of equipment.
- Used equipment never before located in Michigan.
- Used equipment purchased from a broker of used equipment. The thinking
here is that, because the prior owner is a broker, the used equipment has
lost its status as existing equipment in Michigan because it has become
inventory.
The following would not qualify as "new industrial property":
- Existing equipment already in the possession of the applicant.
- Existing equipment in the possession of another company located in
Michigan.
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