MiMATS (Michigan Motor Fuel and Tobacco Tax System)
Please see the following instructions for logging in to the E-Services Portal below.
MiMATS Logon Instructions
Electronic File Formats
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The Michigan Department of Treasury is upgrading the way Motor Fuel and Tobacco taxes are administered. Beginning in the fall, taxpayers will transition from MiMATS to Michigan Treasury eServices, improving reliability, accessibility, and customer experience for businesses, industry partners, and third party filers.
This modernization affects how users register, log in, file returns, make payments, manage licenses, request refunds and communicate with Treasury.
Governor Whitmer has declared a state of energy emergency statewide due to surging fuel prices linked to global oil market disruptions. The order temporarily allows farm and wood harvester vehicles with the proper plates to legally use dyed (off-road) diesel on public highways, and remains in effect until the emergency ends or by December 31, 2026.
Read the Executive OrderThe prior and current tax rates are posted for use by licensees.
Please see the following instructions for logging in to the E-Services Portal below.
MiMATS Logon Instructions
Electronic File Formats