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Worksheets 4 (Recipients of FIP/MDHHS) & 5 (Renters Age 65+) Estimator

Worksheets 4 (Recipients of FIP/MDHHS) & 5 (Renters Age 65+) Estimator

If you received Family Independence Program (FIP) assistance or other Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) benefits, prorate your credit to reflect the ratio of income from other sources to total household resources. To prorate your credit, complete your MI-1040CR, lines 1 through 41 first, you will use this information to fill in the estimator below. For further instructions see Worksheet 4 in the MI-1040 instruction booklet.

Credit for Recipients of FIP/MDHHS Benefits Estimator

(Line 27 of MI-1040CR)
(Line 33 of MI-1040CR)

Your Results:

(max. $1,500, enter on line 42 of MI-1040CR)

 

Please remember to a copy of this screen once your estimation is complete. Keep this copy with your tax records/documentation for the appropriate tax year.

Alternate Credit Computation for Renters Age 65 and Older:

Use the information from the form (MI-1040CR) to fill in the estimator below. For further instructions see Worksheet 5 in the MI-1040 instruction booklet.

Alternate Credit for Renters Age 65 and Older Estimator


Enter rent paid from line 53 or if you live in subsidized or service fee housing enter amount from line 55

(From Line 33 of the MI-1040CR)

Your Results:

(max. $1,500, enter on line 44 of MI-1040CR)

 

Please remember to a copy of this screen once your estimation is complete. Keep this copy with your tax records/documentation for the appropriate tax year.

DISCLAIMER:
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.

NOTE: The information you provide is anonymous and will only be used for purposes of this estimation. It will not be shared, stored or used in any other way, nor can it be used to identify the individual who enters it. It will be discarded when you exit this program.