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Software Companies Offering Online Filing of Federal and State Income Tax Returns

State-Only FREE e-file Offers Fed/State FREE e-file Offers

The Michigan Department of Treasury is working with software companies to offer free online filing services to qualified Michigan taxpayers.

Other Online Filing Offers
If you do not qualify for one of the free file offers, there are other offers available for a fee. Some of the software companies may offer free preparation and filing of the Michigan return if you pay a fee to file the federal return.

State-Only e-file FREE Offers
Software State-Only (MI-1040 included in filing) Not Available
average1040.com

Free Offer!

FREE to e-file your MI return separately from your federal return if your adjusted gross income (AGI) is under $8,000.

- If you do not qualify for the above offer, the total cost to e-file only your MI return is $8.62.

- Part-Year and Nonresidents (Schedule NR)
- Property Tax Credit for Veterans and Blind (MI-1040CR-2)
- Farmland Credit (MI-1040CR-5 and Schedule CR-5)
- Home Heating Credit (MI-1040CR-7)
- Adjustment of Capital Gains & Losses (MI-1040D)
- Underpayment of Estimated Tax (MI-2210)
- Adjustment of Capital Gains & Losses From Sales of Business Property (MI-4797)
- Qualified Adoption Expenses (MI-8839)
- Schedule of Apportionment (Schedule H)

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State-Only, Credit-Only e-file FREE Offers

Individuals who need to file a federal return this year to receive a stimulus payment may be able to take advantage of free tax preparation for low-income and elderly taxpayers. For additional information click on the link provided to the IRS Web site for Free File - IRS Economic Stimulus Payment.

Software MI Property Tax or Home Heating Credit Only (Not filing MI-1040) Not Available
average1040.com

Free Offer!

You must click here to take advantage of average1040.com's FREE offer.

Supports Free e-file for IRS Economic Stimulus Payment.

FREE State-Only, Credit-Only - Complete and e-file your MI homestead property tax claim (MI-1040CR) for FREE. - Property Tax Credit for Veterans and Blind (MI-1040CR-2)
- Home Heating Credit (MI-1040CR-7)

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Fed/State e-file FREE Offers
Software Federal & MI Returns Federal Return Only Not Available
average1040.com

Free Offer!

Complete and e-file your federal and MI returns for FREE if your adjusted gross income (AGI) is under $8,000.

- If you do not qualify for the above offer, the total cost to e-file your federal and MI returns is $8.62.

Complete and e-file your federal return for FREE if your AGI is $54,000 or less.

- Supports FREE e-file for IRS Economic Stimulus Payment
 

Please see above.

 

 

 

ICANEFILE.ORG

Free Offer!

Complete and e-file your federal and MI returns for FREE if you are a full-year MI resident.

ICANFILE.ORG is available in both English and Spanish. You can read the instructions and enter your information in either language.

The same offer applies when filing your federal return by itself. - State-Only, Credit-Only
(not filing MI-1040)
- Part-Year and Nonresidents (Schedule NR)
- Property Tax Credit for Veterans and Blind (MI-1040CR-2)
- Farmland Credit (MI-1040CR-5 and Schedule CR-5)
- Adjustment of Capital Gains & Losses (MI-1040D)
- Underpayment of Estimated Tax (MI-2210)
- Adjustment of Capital Gains & Losses From Sales of Business Property (MI-4797)
- Qualified Adoption Expenses (MI-8839)
- Schedule of Apportionment (MI-1040H)
- Michigan Resident Tribal Member Annual Sales Tax Credit (4013)

 
OnLine Taxes at
OLT.com

Free Offer!
 

Complete and e-file your federal and MI returns for FREE if you are age 20 or younger.

- If you do not qualify for the above offer, the total cost to file only your MI return is $7.95.

 

- Resident Tribal Member Annual Sales Tax Credit (Tribal 4013)

- State-Only, Credit-Only (not filing MI-1040)

TaxHawk.com

FREE Offer!

Complete and e-file your federal and MI returns for FREE if your adjusted gross income (AGI) is less than $20,000

- If you do not qualify for the above offer, the total cost to e-file your federal and MI returns is $12.95.

All federal returns can be completed and e-filed for FREE. - State-Only, Credit-Only (not filing MI-1040)
- Part-Year and Nonresidents (Schedule NR)
- Adjustment of Capital Gains & Losses (MI-1040D)
- Underpayment of Estimated Tax (MI-2210)
- Adjustment of Capital Gains & Losses From Sales of Business Property (MI-4797)
- Qualified Adoption Expenses (MI-8839)
- Schedule of Apportionment (MI-1040H)
- Michigan Resident Tribal Member Annual Sales Tax Credit (4013)
TaxSlayer.com

Free Offer!

Complete and e-file our federal and MI returns for FREE if you or your spouse are:

- Age 25 or younger, OR
- Age 65 or older, OR
- Active military personnel,
OR
- You qualify for EITC, OR
- Your AGI is $10,000 or less.

You must have your 2007 form W-2, which qualifies you as active military.

If you don't qualify for the above free offer, you can complete and e-file your federal and MI return for a single low price of $9.95.
   
TurboTax Freedom Edition - Sponsored by Intuit Tax Freedom Project

Free Offer!
 
FREE federal and MI online tax preparation and e-file with TurboTax Freedom Edition to qualifying taxpayers if you:
 
- Qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), or
 
- Have an Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of $30,000 or less, or
 
- Were active duty military (including Reservists, Coast Guard and National Guard) with a 2006 W-2 form from the military and AGI is $54,000 or less.
  State-Only, Credit-Only (not filing MI-1040)

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Disclaimer: Treasury and the State of Michigan do not endorse or warrant these companies or their products or services. The decision to use or not to use any of these products and services will not result in any special treatment from Treasury.

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