That’s right, a ticket tax on sports games, concerts, and other entertainment events. Detroit Weighs New Ticket TaxA new report from the Citizens Research Council of Michigan points out that Detroit is one of the few big cities without an admissions tax. President Eric Lupher says a 3%–10% tax could bring in anywhere from $15 million to $50 million a year. He argues Detroit has already tried creative taxes—like the casino tax no other Michigan city gets—and money clearly hasn’t solved all its problems. But any new tax would still need the blessing of the Legislature, the council, and, brace yourselves, Detroit voters.