Michigan Tax Tribunal - Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

•	What is the Michigan Tax Tribunal?
•	Can I call the Tribunal for assistance on my appeal?
•	Where can I get a copy of the Tribunal Rules?
•	Where can I find the Tax Tribunal Act?
•	Where can I get a copy of the Michigan Court Rules?
•	How do I begin a case?
•	Where do I file my appeal?
•	Will you provide me with a copy of forms?
•	Can I represent myself at the Tribunal or do I need an attorney?
•	If I represent myself, what are my responsibilities?
•	What is the Tribunal's procedure for a Small Claims matter?
•	What if I don't return my petition form on time?
•	What will happen if I return an incomplete petition form or without the required attachments?
•	Can I fax or e-mail my forms or documents to you?
•	What are the Tribunal's fees for filing a petition or a motion?
•	How do I pay the filing fees?
•	Is there any way to have the fees waived?
•	I have received a copy of the Small Claims answer form from the respondent. What do I do now?
•	When will the hearing be scheduled?
•	Where will my hearing be held?
•	How will I be notified of the hearing?
•	What happens at a hearing before the Tribunal?
•	How can I prove to the Tribunal that my property assessment is excessive?
•	What are the requirements for the submission of evidence?
•	What if I can't attend the hearing on the date on which it is scheduled?
•	How do I withdraw my appeal?
•	What if I settle my case before the hearing?
•	How long will it take to get a decision on my appeal?
•	How do I find out the status of my appeal?
•	What if the respondent does not comply with the Tribunal's decision?
•	What if I am not satisfied with the decision?