Scammers are contacting taxpayers while pretending to be from the Michigan Department of Treasury, using out‑of‑state phone numbers. They may request payments or attempt to trick you into providing your bank account information. Always verify the source before sharing any personal or financial details.
What should I do if I received a bill and I do not owe it?
What should I do if I received a bill and I do not owe it?
If you receive a bill that you believe you do not owe, send the following information to support your claim:
- A letter explaining why the tax is not due (be sure to include your account number/Social Security number), and
- Supporting documentation
Or
If you believe you have already paid this assessment/bill:
- Send a legible copy of the front and back of your canceled check/money order or provide your confirmation number to verify your ePayment
Mail the above information and a copy of the bill to the address on the bill you have received.
Refer to the back of your bill for appeals information.