Michigan tax season begins with 2017 filings unaffected by federal act
Michigan residents should file 2017 state income tax returns as usual when the state opens on January 29. The federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 does not affect the 2017 tax year, with any changes to apply to the 2018 year. Taxpayers should gather W-2s and update addresses, e-file when possible, and note an April 17 deadline.
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Michigan Department of Treasury
Treasury Department
Glenn White
The
Treasury
Tax Administration Group
W-2s
Northern Michigan
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Begin
Internal Revenue Service
Bosl Federal Bank
FDIC
Puerto Rico
Maine
Hrblock
HRB Tax Group, Inc
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Vpfgroup
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Robhurd.com
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Ste. 3
Marshall
Evergreen
Grand Rapids
Signator Investors, Inc
FINBA
SIPC
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Watson
Michigan Ave
Marshall, MI