Is a distribution from a Roth IRA an allowable subtraction?
No, distributions from a Roth IRA cannot be subtracted on the Michigan return as they have already been excluded from the adjusted gross income on your federal return.
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No, distributions from a Roth IRA cannot be subtracted on the Michigan return as they have already been excluded from the adjusted gross income on your federal return.