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Income Tax Self-Service. You can check your refund status online. Please allow the appropriate time to pass before checking your refund status: E-filed Returns: Allow 3-4 weeks from the date you received confirmation that your e-filed state return was accepted before checking for information.
Where's My Refund? Change My Address; View My Estimated Tax Payments; Estimated Tax Penalty and Interest Calculator; View more...
You may check the status of your refund using self-service. There are two options to access your account information: Account Services or Guest Services. 1. If you use Account Services, select “My Return Status” once you have logged in.
View My Estimated Tax Payments. Estimated Tax Penalty and Interest Calculator (MI-2210 Underpayment of Estimated Income Tax for Individuals) Note: If you are unable to authenticate using your current tax year information, select the previous tax year for authentication.
Inquire about My Refund. Inquire about Tax Preparation. Inquire about Other Topics. General Topics. Ask Treasury general questions. View Response. ... When providing personal information or documentation through this system, you are granting consent to the Michigan Department of Treasury to process any and all shared information. This ...
eService Interruption. Treasury eServices will be unavailable beginning 5:00pm Friday, September 20th through 5:00pm Saturday, September 21st, 2024, due to system maintenance. We apologize for the inconvenience.
eService is the Michigan Department of Treasury web portal that allows you to check your Individual Income Tax refund status, view tax account information, ask questions, make Collection payments and more!
Welcome to Michigan Treasury Online (MTO)! MTO is the Michigan Department of Treasury's web portal to many business taxes. Treasury is committed to protecting sensitive taxpayer information while providing accessible and exceptional web services. File, pay and manage your tax accounts online - anytime, anywhere. Flexible. Free. Secure.
Michigan Court Rule (MCR) 3.101(F)(3) allows Request and Writ of Garnishment (MC 52) to be served electronically upon the Department of Treasury (Treasury). Garnishments may be submitted via File Transfer Service (FTS), in accordance with the published Guideline for Electronic Service of Writs of Garnishments .
This page briefly explains why the Michigan Department of Treasury contacted you. If you have not already done so, read the entire letter/notice carefully. The letter will explain what information is necessary to send to the department and how to appeal our decision, if applicable.