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Timely Filing

There are statutory requirements that govern the timely filing of an appeal. If an appeal is not timely filed, the Tribunal has no authority to grant the relief requested.

You should review the appropriate statutes to determine when an appeal must be filed.

The statutes governing the filing of property tax matter appeals include, but are not limited to, MCL 205.735, 205.735a, 211.7cc, 211.7ee, 211.27a, 211.27b and 211.53a.

The statutes governing the filing of non-property tax matter appeals include, but are not limited to MCL 205.22.


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