Thrun Law Firm is pleased to announce that Ryan Murray has joined our firm as our newest associate attorney. Ryan holds an undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies in[...]
Schools that issued tax credit bonds before December 22, 2017 must annually complete and file Form 1097-BTC with the IRS. For tax year 2020, Form 1097-BTC must be[...]
After an initial announcement several years ago and several subsequent delays, the Enhanced 911 (E911) requirements adopted by the Michigan Legislature in the Emergency 911 Service Enabling Act,[...]
If your school has outstanding bonds, it may have entered into a “continuing disclosure agreement” that requires the school to submit certain “continuing disclosure” documents annually to the[...]
On October 14, 2020, MIOSHA released Emergency Rules for COVID-19, which require employers to enact a policy “prohibiting in-person work for employees to the extent that their work[...]
In last month’s edition of School Law Notes, we reviewed the importance of filing the Municipal Finance Qualifying Statement form with the Michigan Department of Treasury by December[...]
For a school that wants to borrow money, obtaining “qualified status” each year from the Michigan Department of Treasury is critical. Before a school issues most types of[...]