You CAN e-file if you:- Are a full-year resident, part-year resident or nonresident of Michigan.
- Expect a refund or owe tax
- File a return for a deceased taxpayer
- File any of the following forms along with the required MI-1040
- Michigan Income Tax Return
- MI-1040EZ, Michigan Income Tax Easy Return (please e-file using form MI-1040)
- Schedule NR, Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Schedule
- Schedule 1, Michigan Additions and Subtractions
- MI-1040CR, Michigan Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim
- MI-1040CR-2, Michigan Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim for Veterans and Blind People
- MI-1040CR-7, Michigan Home Heating Credit Claim
- MI-8839, Qualified Adoption Expenses
- MI-1040H Schedule of Apportionment
- MI-2210, Underpayment of Estimated Income Tax
Note: Direct Deposit information is part of the electronic record.
If you are filing any of the following forms, your MI-1040 may be e-filed, but you must mail the paper forms listed below to Treasury.
- MI-1045 Application for Net Operation Loss
- C-4267 Application for Extension
You CANNOT e-file if you:
- Amend or correct a previous return.
- File a prior year return.
- File a fiscal year return.
- File any of the following forms:
- MI-1040CR-5 Farmland Preservation Tax Credit Claim
- MI-1040EZ - Michigan Income Tax Easy Return (may be filed as an MI-1040)
- MI-1040D Adjustment of Capital Gains and Losses
- MI-1040X Amended Michigan Income Tax Return
- MI-4797 Adjustments of Gains and Losses From Sales of Business Property
- 3581 Historic Preservation Tax Credit
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