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For transactions occurring on and after October 1, 2015, an out-of-state seller may be required to remit sales or use tax on sales into Michigan if the seller has nexus under amendments to the General Sales Tax Act (MCL 205.52b) and Use Tax Act (MCL 205.95a).
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Individuals or businesses that sell tangible personal property to the final consumer are required to remit a 6% sales tax on the total price of their taxable retail sales to the State of Michigan. Sales of electricity, natural or artificial gas and home heating fuels for residential use are taxed at a 4% rate.
You must register for sales tax and/or use tax on sales and rentals. To register for Michigan business taxes, you may either complete the online eRegistration process through MTO or mail Form 518, Registration for Michigan Taxes.
The Michigan sales tax rate is 6% as of 2024, and no local sales tax is collected in addition to the MI state tax. Exemptions to the Michigan sales tax will vary by state.
Michigan sales and use tax rate in 2024 is 6%. Use our calculator to determine your exact sales tax rate.
What is the Michigan sales tax for 2022? The sales and use tax for Michigan is 6 percent for tangible personal property. Residential utilities are taxed at 4 percent. How do I get a sales tax exemption certificate? Complete Form 3372 Michigan Sales and Use Tax Certificate of Exemption. You must give the completed resale certificate to the seller.