MICPA Continues Monitoring Treasury Notice Concerns
May 20, 2026, 10:27
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MICPA
MICPA members continue to report new issues involving notices recently issued by the Michigan Department of Treasury (Treasury), including some dated as recently as this week.
MICPA members continue to report new issues involving notices recently issued by the Michigan Department of Treasury (Treasury), including some dated as recently as this week. Firms and clients across the state are receiving notices related to estimated payments, prior-year overpayments, payments submitted with returns, retirement and pension subtraction issues, property tax credit adjustments, Form 2210 penalties and refunds, and other inconsistencies.
MICPA continues working with Treasury as additional concerns are identified. Members are encouraged to share issues and examples through MICPA Connect so we can help elevate concerns and work toward resolutions.
Yesterday evening, Treasury shared an update regarding taxpayer notices and correspondence, noting that some recently reissued letters may be causing confusion, but Treasury does not believe the letters were issued in error. Treasury emphasized that taxpayers who disagree with a determination should follow the contact, appeal or response instructions included in the letter.
Treasury also noted that the most current account information is available through Michigan Treasury eServices and the Tax Year 2025 Solutions Tracker, which outlines known issues and resolutions. Treasury’s update includes additional information regarding Request for Information letters, Reminder of Tax Due notices, Notice of Correction letters, Refund Sent in Error letters and previously identified Notice of Adjustment letter issues.
MICPA will continue working directly with Treasury and advocating on behalf of members as these matters develop.
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MICPA Continues Monitoring Treasury Notice Concerns
MICPA | May 20, 2026
MICPA members continue to report new issues involving notices recently issued by the Michigan Department of Treasury (Treasury), including some dated as recently as this week. Firms and clients across the state are receiving notices related to estimated payments, prior-year overpayments, payments submitted with returns, retirement and pension subtraction issues, property tax credit adjustments, Form 2210 penalties and refunds, and other inconsistencies.
MICPA continues working with Treasury as additional concerns are identified. Members are encouraged to share issues and examples through MICPA Connect so we can help elevate concerns and work toward resolutions.
Yesterday evening, Treasury shared an update regarding taxpayer notices and correspondence, noting that some recently reissued letters may be causing confusion, but Treasury does not believe the letters were issued in error. Treasury emphasized that taxpayers who disagree with a determination should follow the contact, appeal or response instructions included in the letter.
Treasury also noted that the most current account information is available through Michigan Treasury eServices and the Tax Year 2025 Solutions Tracker, which outlines known issues and resolutions. Treasury’s update includes additional information regarding Request for Information letters, Reminder of Tax Due notices, Notice of Correction letters, Refund Sent in Error letters and previously identified Notice of Adjustment letter issues.
MICPA will continue working directly with Treasury and advocating on behalf of members as these matters develop.
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