Jim Fausone
\nVeteran Disability Attorney<\/p>\n
More states are pushing to give disabled vets a much-needed tax break.\u00a0<\/p>\n
In Michigan, State Senator Glenn Anderson<\/a> (D-Westland) has introduced legislation to reduce taxes for his state’s disabled vets. His latest bill, Senate Bill 104, would allow local governmental units to exempt vets who are 100 percent disabled from paying local property taxes. Sen. Anderson’s bill is now going before the Senate Finance Committee.\u00a0<\/p>\n “It is heartening to see lawmakers push to give our country’s disabled vets a break to help them keep their homes,” commented veterans disability attorney James Fausone.\u00a0<\/p>\n Anderson stated that even if local communities wanted to give disabled vets the tax break, currently they cannot under state law. But vets who are 100 percent disabled often find it impossible to become gainfully employed in civilian life and face a number of financial hurdles. Anderson said that he believed many communities throughout the state of Michigan would (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Jim Fausone Veteran Disability Attorney More states are pushing to give disabled vets a much-needed tax break.\u00a0 In Michigan, State Senator Glenn Anderson (D-Westland) has introduced legislation to reduce taxes for his state’s disabled vets. His latest bill, Senate Bill…<\/span><\/p>\n