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Find information and resources for filing your Michigan individual income tax return, paying taxes online, checking refund status, and more. Learn about the latest developments, credits, exemptions, and special filing situations for tax year 2023.
Learn how to pay your Michigan Individual Income Tax electronically by check, debit, or credit card using the ePayments system. You need to file your 2022 return before December 2023 and use the same zip code to make an eCheck payment.
Find information and resources on various tax types in Michigan, such as individual income tax, business tax, city tax, property tax, and more. Access online services, forms, instructions, and notices from the state treasury department.
Check your refund status online for your e-filed or paper filed state return. You need your SSN, last name, tax year, AGI or THR, and filing status.
Find the forms and instructions for filing your Michigan individual income tax return for 2023. Download or view online the MI-1040, MI-1040CR, Schedule 1, and other related forms and worksheets.
Manage your owned debt, view and respond to correspondence, and access guest services on the official website of the State of Michigan. You can also check your refund status, ask questions, and get help online.
E-file your Michigan and City of Detroit tax returns for 2021, 2022 and 2023 online. Find free or paid options, e-payment methods, refund status and more.
Learn about the 2023 income tax rate reduction from 4.25% to 4.05% and how it affects individuals, businesses, and fiduciaries. Find out the reasons, conditions, and consequences of the rate change and where to get more information.
Find information and resources on business taxes in Michigan, including sales and use taxes, withholding tax, and new business registration. Access online services, forms, and guidance for tax professionals and businesses.
Learn about the collection process for delinquent taxes in Michigan, including liens, levies, warrants, and other enforcement actions. Find out how to pay your tax debt, appeal your assessment, or enter into an installment agreement.