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Who Should Use the Homestead Property Tax Credit Estimator?

Who Should Use the Homestead Property Tax Credit Estimator?

What Does the Estimator Do?

The estimator helps you determine the amounts you may claim as rent or property taxes on your Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-140CR or MI-1040CR-2).

For more information on what property tax amounts are eligible visit What Can and Cannot be Included When Calculating Property Taxes Levied.

What the Estimator Does Not Do

This estimator does not:

Who Should Not Use the Estimator?

Do not use this estimator if the taxpayer:

  • Moved out of Michigan and back into Michigan in the tax year
  • Was not a resident of Michigan
  • Is filing separately from their spouse and shared a home they are both claiming
  • Resided in tax-exempt housing

For these situations, please consult with a qualified tax professional or refer to Homestead Property Tax Credit for additional information.

What Do You Need Before Using the Estimator?

Homeowners

All property tax statements (winter/summer/village) for each residence during the year.

Renters

The amount of rent paid for each residence during the year.

Do not include any amounts that are itemized out of your rent, such as water, heat, and garbage. This is not an exhaustive list.

Almost There

Results are only as accurate as the information you enter. This tool is meant as a guide only.

If you moved, please enter each residence in the order they occurred throughout the year.

 

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