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Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce2008 Citizen of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Award Winners! The Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce and the Chelsea Standard would like to announce:Citizen of the Year: Sheila Morrison-Patriasfor her tireless efforts to establish Ele's Place, a healing center for grieving children. The non-profit community-based organization serves Chelsea, Dexter, Ann Arbor, Manchester and greater Washtenaw County. Sheila's fundraising abilities, leadership recruitment, and community outreach have raised nearly $500,000 in gifts and pledges. In May, 2007, Ele's Place launched programming for the children of Chelsea and throughout Washtenaw County. Lifetime Achievement Award: Art DilsArt is among those special people whose professional and volunteer contributions over a long period of time have helped make Chelsea the great community it is today. His numerous volunteer positions include Board Member and Pres. of the Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce, Pres. of Chelsea School District Board of Education, Chelsea Community Hospital Board Trustee, Huron Valley Ambulance Board, and many other Board positions and community ad hoc committees. Mill Lake Youth Camp Restoration ProjectThe Chelsea Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to be part of the Mill Lake Youth Camp restoration project. The funding for this project is supported by The Conservation Fund, Racing for Wildlife, Michigan International Speedway and the Ryan Newman Foundation. The camp will be operated locally by the Michigan United Conservation Clubs and the DNR. Upcoming EventBusiness after Hoursat Waterloo Farm Museum Hosted by Waterloo Historical Society (click on Link for Map)
Information on the new Michigan Business TaxA Message from CACC Executive DirectorWe have received several questions on the new Michigan Business Tax. The link for the MBT website is www.michigan.gov/mbt. This page links to the frequently asked questions and also spells out some of the general information. Also, the qualifications for the alternate 1.8% rate:
Businesses who meet these criteria qualify for a credit that effectively allows them to pay a 1.8% tax on adjusted business income. In addition, taxpayers who qualify for this credit are also exempt from the 22% surcharge. I hope you find this information helpful. You can also contact Rep. Byrnes office directly for more detailed information: Dist052@house.mi.gov or phone 1-800-645-1581
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