Prepare and efile Your Michigan Tax Return
The efile.com tax software makes it easy for you to efile your state tax return and use the correct state tax forms. Prepare and efile your Michigan state tax return and Federal tax return together or separately at efile.com. View the federal tax return filing requirements.
MI Income Tax Filing Deadline
The regular deadline to file a Michigan state income tax return is April 15.
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Tax Deadline Date |
Type of Income Tax Return |
Filing Deadline / Due Date Description |
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April 15, 2013 |
2012 Michigan State Tax Return |
Due date for Michigan State Income Tax Returns - income tax filing deadline |
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April 15, 2013 |
2012 Michigan State Tax Extension |
Due date for Michigan extension requests (federal extensions are honored) |
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October 15, 2013 |
2012 Michigan State Tax Return |
Last day to efile a 2012 Michigan State Income Tax Return for tax extension filers and late efilers |
View all state tax return filing deadlines here.
Find federal income tax return filing deadlines here.
Michigan State Tax Forms
All of the following Michigan state tax forms are supported by the efile.com software. You can file any of these forms, plus forms for any other states, for one price on efile.com:
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Form/Schedule |
Description |
Can I efile this form? |
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Form MI-1040 |
Individual Income Tax Return |
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Schedule 1 |
Additions and Subtractions |
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Schedule CR-5 |
Schedule of Taxes and Allocations to Each Agreement |
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Schedule CT |
College Tuition and Fees Credit |
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Schedule NR |
Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Schedule |
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Schedule W |
Withholding Tax Schedule |
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Form MI-1040CR |
Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim |
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Form MI-1040CR-2 |
Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim for Veterans and Blind People |
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Form MI-1040CR-5 |
Farmland Preservation Tax Credit Claim |
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Form MI-1040CR-7 |
Home Heating Credit Claim |
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Form MI-1040D |
Adjustments of Capital Gains and Losses |
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Form MI-1040ES |
Estimated Individual Income Tax Vouchers |
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Form MI 1040-V |
E-file Payment Voucher |
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Form MI-1310 |
Claim for Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer |
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Form MI-2210 |
Underpayment of Estimated Income Tax |
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Form 4642 |
Voluntary Contributions |
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Form MI-8453 |
Individual Income Tax Declaration for Electronic Filing |
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Form MI-8839 |
Qualified Adoption Expenses |
Michigan State Tax Forms that cannot be efiled
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Form |
Description |
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Form MI-W4 |
Michigan State Personal Exemption Certificate |
MI Tax Extension
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Extension Form |
Michigan Extension Instructions |
How to File |
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Form 4
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Michigan honors federal tax extensions, so you may use a copy of your Form 4868 to get an automatic 6-month extension of time to file your state return. If you owe no state tax, you do not need to file a Michigan state extension or send a copy of your federal extension to the state.
If you owe Michigan state tax and you did not get a federal extension, you may get an automatic 6-month (180-day) extension of time to file your state return by filling out Form 4 and mailing it to the address on the form. But you must pay any taxes you owe by the original deadline, so include a check or money order with your extension. Otherwise, you will accrue penalties and interest on the unpaid amount. If you owe taxes and you are not including a payment, your extension request will not be honored.
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MI Tax Amendment
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Amendment Form |
Michigan Amendment Instructions |
How to File |
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Form MI-1040X
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If you have already filed or efiled your Michigan state return and you need to make corrections, you can file an amended return.
To prepare an amended Michigan tax return, you must fill out Form MI-1040X and mail it to the address on the form. A Michigan tax amendment may not be efiled.
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Past Year Forms: Tax Year 2011 Michigan Tax Forms (Print, Fill Out, and Mail) |
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Form MI-1040 |
Individual Income Tax Return |
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Schedule 1 |
Additions and Subtractions |
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Schedule CR-5 |
Schedule of Taxes and Allocations to Each Agreement |
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Schedule CT |
College Tuition and Fees Credit |
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Schedule NR |
Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Schedule |
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Schedule W |
Withholding Tax Schedule |
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Form MI-1040CR |
Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim |
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Form MI-1040CR-2 |
Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim for Veterans and Blind People |
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Form MI-1040CR-5 |
Farmland Preservation Tax Credit Claim |
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Form MI-1040CR-7 |
Home Heating Credit Claim |
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Form MI-1040D |
Adjustments of Capital Gains and Losses |
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Form MI-1040ES |
Estimated Individual Income Tax Voucher |
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Form MI-1040-V |
E-file Payment Voucher |
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Form MI-1310 |
Claim for Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer |
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Form MI-2210 |
Underpayment of Estimated Income Tax |
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Form 4642 |
Voluntary Contributions Schedule |
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Form MI-8453 |
Individual Income Tax Declaration for Electronic Filing |
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Form MI-8839 |
Qualified Adoption Expenses |
Where's My Refund? - Check Your MI State Tax Refund Status
Using efile and direct deposit is the fastest way to get your Michigan state tax refund. If you efile a Michigan tax return, your refund will generally be processed within 2 weeks. Allow at least 6 weeks if you filed a paper return.
Check your Michigan tax refund status.
MI efile Error Codes
A View a list of all Michigan State efile Income Tax Return Error Reject Codes.
Pay Michigan State Taxes
You can pay your Michigan state income taxes by phone by calling the MI Collection Division at 1-517-636-5265. Have your bank information available: your financial institution's 9 digit routing number (on the bottom left corner of your personal checks) and your checking/savings account number. For payment arrangements, call the MI Customer Contact Center at 517-636-4486.
Michigan Tax Facts
MI Income Tax:
Michigan has a flat income tax rate, which is set at 4.35% through December 31, 2012. The tax rate is set to decrease to 4.25% on January 1, 2013.
Many cities in Michigan levy additional income taxes at flat rates ranging from 1% to 2.5% (for Detroit).
MI Sales Tax:
Michigan has a 6% state sales tax rate and does not allow local sales taxes.
More information on Michigan Sales Tax
MI Personal Property Tax:
In Michigan, real estate and tangible personal property are taxed at the local level.
MI Tax Fact:
Michigan was the first state to guarantee each child the right to a tax-paid high school education.
State Tax Agency:
For more information, you can visit the website of the Michigan Department of Treasury.
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