Individual Income Tax Due to the on-going events related to the COVID-19 state of emergency we will still be available to answer your questions by using our E-Service which can be found under the Where’s My Refund area of our site but our staffing levels will be limited so the response time may be longer. This will continue through April 13th where we will reevaluate at that time.
Individual Income TaxDue to the on-going events related to the COVID-19 state of emergency we will still be available to answer your questions by using our E-Service which can be found under the Where’s My Refund area of our site but our staffing levels will be limited so the response time may be longer. This will continue through April 13th where we will reevaluate at that time.
Per Michigan Executive Order 2020-26 all April 2020 state and city income tax filing deadlines in Michigan are now pushed back to July 2020, as a part of continued efforts to help Michiganders during the COVID-19 pandemic. This also applies to Corporate Income Tax (CIT) filers, with CIT annual returns and payments now due on July 31.
Read the Governor’s press release for additional details.
Tax Time Resources
- Where's My Refund?
- New Developments for Tax Year 2019
- Explanation for 1099-G
- Choosing a Tax Preparer Who is Right for You
- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
- Application for Extension to File Michigan Taxes
- Total Household Resources
- Flow-Through Withholding/Composite Update
- How To Determine if I am Required to File a Michigan Return
- Notice to Taxpayers Regarding Retroactive Federal Extender Legislation
- Important Information About e-file
- Sending Payments to Treasury
Tax Tools
- 2019 Retirement & Pension Estimator
This estimator provides an unofficial estimate and has no legal bearing on any future tax liability.
Interactive estimators are made available to you as self-help tools for your independent use.
- Calculate Penalty and Interest
- Credit for Income Tax Imposed by Government Units outside Michigan
- Worksheets 3 (Recipients of FIP/MDHHS) & 4 (Renters Age 65+) Estimator
- 1099-G Estimator
- Business, Rental & Royalty Activity Worksheet
An example MI-1040 attachment that filers may use to provide the required information about out-of-state income not subject to Michigan income tax. Guidance/Instructions
- MI-1040H Unitary Apportionment Worksheet Example
- New IRS Withholding Calculator and Form W-4
- Tax Interest Rate calculation
Resolve An Issue
- Did you receive a letter from Michigan Department of Treasury?
- Are you looking for help with identity theft protection?
- Do you need to request a hearing or informal conference?
- Do You Owe A Tax Debt?
- Did you receive a Final Bill For Taxes Due?
- Do you want to pay on a tax debt?
- Did you receive an Income Allocation for Non-Obligated Spouse form?
- Do you want to know your rights as a taxpayer?
- Are You Being Audited?
- Did you receive a notice for Underpayment of Estimates?
- Are you interested in a Voluntary Disclosure agreement?
- What should I do if I made a duplicate payment?
Special Filing Situations
Credits and Exemptions
- Homestead Property Tax Credit Information
- Home Heating Credit Information
- Home Heating Credit And Shared Housing Situations
- Mortgage Foreclosure or Home Repossession and Your Michigan Individual Income Tax Return
- TABLE A: 2019 Home Heating Credit (MI-1040CR-7) Standard Allowance
- TABLE B: 2019 Home Heating Credit (MI-1040CR-7) Alternate Credit Computation
Reference
- Michigan Income Tax Treatment of Employee Benefits for Same-Sex Spouses
- Michigan Income Tax Filing Status for Married Same-Sex Couples
- School District Codes Updated for 2019
- Income Tax Act
- Income Tax Rules
- Legal (Revenue Administrative Bulletins, Directives, Statutes)
- State Tax Agency Web Site
- Inheritance Tax Frequently Asked Questions
