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Who Should Use The 2023 Retirement & Pension Estimator?
Who Should Use The 2023 Retirement & Pension Estimator?
What the Estimator Does For You
Helps you determine which deduction(s) or subtraction you are eligible for and offers the greatest benefit between:
- Retirement subtraction
- Michigan Standard Deduction
- Dividend/Interest/Capital Gains Deduction
Who Shouldn't Use This Estimator
Do not use this estimator if any of the following circumstances are true.
The taxpayer is:
- Single, born in 1961, and passed in 2023 before turning 62.
- Single, born in 1956, and passed in 2023 before turning 67.
- A surviving spouse who is younger than their deceased spouse and the deceased spouse was born in 1961 and passed in 2023 before turning 62.
- A surviving spouse who is younger than their deceased spouse and the deceased spouse was born in 1956 and passed in 2023 before turning 67.
- A part-year resident or a nonresident.
For any of these situations, please consult with a qualified tax professional or use the Which Section of Form 4884 Should I Complete? questionnaire..
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