School Review and Fiscal Accountability
financing programs to meet the needs of local units of government including: Cities, Villages, Townships, Counties, and various special purpose units.
School Bond Qualification & Loan
the bond process, finance teams, lost bonds and links to other resources.
Reports on the various taxes that the Department of Treasury administers as well as Treasury's annual reports and other revenue and budget reports.
A Revenue Administrative Bulletin (RAB) is a directive issued by the Bureau of Tax Policy. Its purpose is to promote uniform application of tax laws throughout the State by the Bureau of Tax Policy personnel and provide information and guidance to taxpayers. A Revenue Administrative Bulletin states the official position of the Department, has the status as precedent in the disposition of cases unless and until revoked or modified, and may be relied on by taxpayers in situations where the facts, circumstances and issues presented are substantially similar to those set forth in the Bulletin. A taxpayer must consider the effects of subsequent legislation, regulations, court decisions and Bulletins when relying on a Revenue Administrative Bulletin.
Internal Policy Directives are prepared to provide guidance to department staff to insure uniformity in tax administration.
The various Divisions of the Department of Treasury are guided by State statutes, Administrative Rules, Court cases, Revenue Administrative Bureau Bulletins, Property Tax Commission Bulletins and Letter Rulings.
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Executive Director
Mr. Boettcher has been employed with the State of Michigan since 2015. He was appointed Deputy Executive Director in 2020 and Executive Director in May of 2022. Prior to the Building Authority, Andrew was the Administrator of the Financial Services Office at Treasury overseeing the banking functions of the State. Prior to Treasury he has been in the banking industry for over twenty years in various roles including committee appointments at National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) and The Clearing House. Andrew holds an MBA from Spring Arbor University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Management with a minor in International Business from Northwood University.
