- Michigan has a statewide sales and use tax rate of 6 percent with no additional local sales taxes.
- Michigan is part of the Streamlined Sales Tax initiative to simplify sales tax rules.
- Taxable items include tangible personal property and certain services like clothing, software, and telecommunication services.
- Sales tax nexus is established through physical or economic presence in Michigan.
- Economic nexus applies if a business has over 100,000 dollars in sales or more than 200 transactions in Michigan.
- Businesses must register to collect sales tax via Michigan Treasury Online.
- Exemptions include most services, food, agricultural items, medical equipment, and digital goods.
- Certain entities like nonprofits, churches, and schools are exempt from sales tax.
- Exemption claims require an exemption certificate, commonly Form 3372.
- Filing and remittance can be done through Michigan Treasury Online or Simplified Electronic Return.
Source: sovos.com
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