2022 EITC Supplemental Checks

Michigan EITC Supplemental Checks

The Michigan Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) was expanded from 6% to 24% effective tax year 2022. When this law took effect, 2022 tax returns were already filed. Therefore, in February 2024, Treasury mailed supplemental check payments to qualified filers who claimed the credit on their 2022 return.

Learn More About Michigan EITC Information and Eligibility

Where Was My Check Sent?

The initial mailings of 2022 EITC supplemental check payments were sent to the address Treasury had on file for you on February 1, 2024.

If that address is incorrect and the undeliverable check is returned to Treasury, we will send it out again using the address provided on your 2023 individual income tax return (if you filed) or your manual address update.

I Did Not Receive a Check. What Should I Do?

If you were eligible and claimed the EITC on your 2022 tax return, you should have received the supplemental check payment by April 1, 2024. If you did not, please contact Treasury.

Treasury is committed to making every effort to get your check to you, even if you do not file a 2023 return or update your address.

How to Contact Treasury About Your 2022 EITC Supplemental Check

When contacting Treasury, have a copy of your filed 2022 MI-1040 available; you are required to provide some of the information from your 2022 tax return.

Online

Within Treasury’s IIT eService, use the Inquire About My Refund option to tell us that you did not receive your 2022 EITC supplemental check and provide your current mailing address.

Electronic inquiries are processed in the order received; it may take up to seven business days to receive a response.

Over the Phone

Connect with Treasury’s Call Center staff at 517-636-4486.

From the main phone menu, select Option 3 for ‘Questions Regarding Your Individual Income Tax Return’ and then follow the prompts for the Status of Your Income Tax Return or Correspondence. You will be required to enter information from your 2022 Michigan Income Tax return.

The Individual Income Tax Contact Center routinely experiences high call volumes. If you are unable to get through on the phone, please submit an online inquiry.