Michigan Tax Guide

Michigan Tax Guide is a practical tax companion for Michigan residents, workers, freelancers, and anyone who wants a simpler way to understand common Michigan and federal tax topics. The app combines calculators, quick-reference tax guides, deadline tracking, official links, and helpful contact information in one clean place so everyday tax planning feels easier. For tax year 2025, Michigan’s individual income tax rate is 4.25%, and Michigan sales/use tax is generally 6%. Michigan also has city income taxes in 24 cities, so some users may need to add a city rate for a closer paycheck estimate. For most individual filers, 2025 Michigan returns are due April 15, 2026. Michigan extensions give more time to file, not more time to pay, and Treasury generally follows the new federal due date when you have a federal extension. Based on your current app screens, Michigan Tax Guide includes: Paycheck Calculator Annual Tax Estimate Capital Gains Calculator MI Sales Tax Calculator Hourly to Salary Overtime Calculator Notes on Estimates Tax Guide topics such as Federal Income Tax, Michigan Income Tax (MI-1040), Michigan City Income Tax, Payroll Taxes (FICA), Self-Employment Tax, and Property Tax Salary Journal More tools such as State Snapshot, Key Deadlines, Important Numbers, Official Resources, and Tax Clinics The app is designed for quick estimates and simple learning, not for full tax preparation. It helps users review paycheck assumptions, understand common tax categories, and move quickly to official Michigan and federal resources when they need to verify a rule or deadline. For support, Michigan lists its Individual Income Tax Contact Center at 517-636-4486. Federal individual help is available from the IRS at 800-829-1040, and the Taxpayer Advocate Service can be reached at 877-777-4778. For free or low-cost help, users can search the official IRS VITA/TCE locator and the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide locator. Important note: This app provides general estimates and informational guidance only. Tax rates, exemptions, deadlines, city-tax rules, and filing requirements can change. Users should confirm important details with official government sources or a qualified tax professional before filing. What’s New in This Version This update includes UI refinements, calculator improvements, clearer Michigan tax guidance, updated filing dates and official links, plus minor bug fixes and performance improvements.