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3595, 2012 Itemized Listing of Daily Rental Property - Charter

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The document is a form from the Michigan Department of Treasury used to report an itemized listing of daily rental property as required by state law. It outlines the criteria for qualifying as 'daily rental property,' including conditions related to rental terms, acquisition cost, and labeling requirements. The form must be completed and submitted by February 20, 2012, along with the Personal Property Statement (Form L-4175), and includes sections for owner information, property details, and certification.

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