Efile Michigan Tax Return

Michigan State Tax Filing Information

It's fast and easy to efile your Michigan state tax return online. eSmart Tax's intuitive step-by-step interview process will help you complete the forms required by the Michigan department of Treasury for your MI state taxes. You can prepare and efile your full-year resident Michigan state tax return and your federal tax return at the same time.

The regular due date for filing your Michigan state taxes is April 15.

On the page below, find information about Michigan state tax forms, state tax filing instructions, and government information.

eSmart Tax supports the following Michigan Tax Forms

	Michigan Form MI-1040 Individual Income Tax Return
	Michigan Form MI-1040CR Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim
	Michigan Form MI-1040V Michigan e-file Payment Voucher
	Michigan Form MI-8453 Michigan Individual Income Tax Declaration for E-file
	Michigan Schedule 1 Additions and Subtractions
	Michigan Schedule W Withholding Tax Schedule
	And More

Availability:	Type:	Notes:
Supported	Same as federal	N/A

State MI Website and Contacts

State Website	https://www.michigan.gov/taxes/0,4676,7-238-43513_74865---,00.html
Taxpayer Assistance:	(800) 827-4000
TTY/TDD:	(517) 636-4999
Refund Status:	(800) 827-4000
Check Refund Status Online:	http://www.michigan.gov/taxes/0,1607,7-238-43513-157514--,00.html

Special Processing

Type:	Availability:
State-only tax return:	Supported
Decedent Return:	Supported
Return with foreign address:	Supported

Signature Form

Form Name:	Instructions:
MI-8453	Mail in MI-8453 to: Alternative Filing Office Michigan Department of Treasury P.O. Box 30679 Lansing, MI 48909-8179

State MI Overpayment Option

You have the following options:

Apply your refund amount to next year's tax payment.
Receive your refund by check through mail.
Receive your refund by direct deposit to your bank account.

State MI Amount Owe Payment Option

You have the following options to pay your tax:

If you cannot pay your taxes in full, after you receive a "Bill for Taxes Due" (Form 168, Intent to Assess) or "Final Bill for Taxes Due" (Form 169, Final Assessment) the Department of Treasury may consider an Installment Agreement if your situation meets certain criteria. For Installment Agreements for 24 months or less, the taxpayer must sign and return the installment agreement ( Form 990 ) ( http://www.michigan.gov/documents/990forLVP_88572_7.pdf ).
Mail in a check.

You need to attach Payment Voucher (Form M60)

Mail check to:
Michigan Revenue
P.O. Box 64054
St. Paul, MN 55164-0054