Tax breaks for special interests and corporations aren't just killing Michigan's bottom line, they're killing our residents, too. Tax breaks for tobacco companies cost us $17.7 million in 2007-2008, and tax breaks for vending machine snacks sucked up anot

Tax breaks for special interests and corporations aren't just killing Michigan's bottom line, they're killing our residents, too. Tax breaks for tobacco companies cost us $17.7 million in 2007-2008, and tax breaks for vending machine snacks sucked up another $25 million.That's right - we're giving tax breaks to the companies that contribute to some of our most pressing health crises - heart disease and obesity. These tax breaks benefit no one but CEO's and their corporations, and it's time that money funded good things. Tell your lawmakers to close these unhealthy tax loopholes!Tax Loophole of the Week | A Better Michigan Futureabettermichiganfuture.org

See original: Tax breaks for special interests and corporations aren't just killing Michigan's bottom line, they're killing our residents, too. Tax breaks for tobacco companies cost us $17.7 million in 2007-2008, and tax breaks for vending machine snacks sucked up anot