If you have received an assessment from the Michigan Department of Treasury's Collection Services Bureau, use the Collections e-Service payment system.Payments can be made by using the Michigan Individual Income Tax e-Payments system. Requesting the direct payment is voluntary and only applies to the electronic return that is being filed. Submitting the electronic return with the direct debit information provided, acts as the taxpayer's authorization to withdraw the funds from their bank account.
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A direct debit is a tax payment electronically withdrawn from the taxpayer's bank account through the tax software used to electronically file the individual income tax return. You may choose a direct debit from a checking or savings account when the return is e-filed and supported by the software. No payments of any kind are accepted at the Michigan Department of Treasury's Customer Service number. To make an electronic payment for an account that has been assigned an assessment number you must use the Collections e-Service system. Once you have received a Notice of Intent to Assess and/or Final Bill for Taxes Due you may be eligible for an installment agreement/payment plan ( form 990) with the Collection Services Bureau.
This is your opportunity to resolve the debt by submitting supporting documentation to dispute the notice or paying the balance due in full. If you do not pay your taxes, you may receive a PROPOSED TAX DUE, NOTICE OF INTENT TO ASSESS, and/or a BILL FOR TAXES DUE (Final Assessment). Be sure to print your complete Social Security number and the tax year on the front of the check or money order. The check or money order should be made payable to 'State of Michigan'. You can also submit any late or partial payments by check or money order to Michigan Department of Treasury, P.O. Payments can be made prior to receiving a Notice of Intent/Final Bill for Taxes Due by using the Michigan Individual Income Tax e-Payments system. Use the Estimate Penalty and Interest calculator to calculate your payment. If payment is late, penalty and interest will be added to your debt and will continue to accrue until the amount is paid in full. Payment of tax due must be received on or before April 15. You are responsible for filing a timely tax return. Taxpayers are required to meet certain obligations under Michigan law.
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