City of Lansing, MI

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The City of Lansing, MI state agency in Michigan is responsible for overseeing and enforcing compliance with state regulations and laws within the city limits. This agency works to ensure that businesses, residents, and organizations in Lansing adhere to all necessary guidelines to promote safety and accountability.

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Lansing City Income Tax

Access your online account via Lansing Employer Withholding Account.

The Lansing City Income Tax allows you to set up and manage the following information:

Lansing City Income Tax Account Number

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