MI-1041-V: Michigan Fiduciary Income Tax Payment Voucher MI-1041V (2024)
Michigan · Michigan Treasury · Used for tax years 2024
Form MI-1041-V is the 2024 Michigan Fiduciary and Composite Income Tax Payment Voucher. It identifies the filer and payment amount when mailing payment after filing Form MI-1041 or a composite return (Form 807).
Who files this form
Use the 2024 MI-1041-V when mailing a payment after you have filed your Michigan Fiduciary Income Tax Return (MI-1041) or Michigan Composite Individual Income Tax Return (Form 807).
You do not need to mail this voucher if you pay electronically or mail your payment with your MI-1041 or Form 807.
Do not use this voucher for estimated tax payments or other payments to the State of Michigan. Fiduciary estimated tax payments use Form MI-1041ES.
When it's due
For tax year 2024, your payment and MI-1041-V are due April 15, 2025.
Late payments are subject to interest and penalty in addition to the tax due.
What you'll need
Have the following ready to complete the voucher and mail your payment:
- Your filed MI-1041 or Form 807, to find the tax due on MI-1041, line 25, or Form 807, line 26. Do not enclose a copy of the return.
- The filer's full Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).
- The estate/trust and fiduciary name, title and address, or the composite filer's name and address.
- A check payable to “State of Michigan.” Write the estate, trust or composite filer's FEIN and “2024 MI-1041-V” on the front of the check.
How to file
Mail a payment after filing your return
- Mark the filer type, fiduciary or composite, and enter the requested name, address and full FEIN.
- Enter the tax due from MI-1041, line 25, or Form 807, line 26.
- Make your check payable to “State of Michigan.” Write the filer's FEIN and “2024 MI-1041-V” on the front.
- Detach the voucher along the dotted line. Do not fold or staple it.
- Place the voucher and check loose in the envelope. Do not attach them to each other or include a copy of your return.
Mail to:
Michigan Department of Treasury
P.O. Box 30774
Lansing, MI 48909
Pay electronically
You may make a Fiduciary Income Tax payment by direct debit when supported by your e-file software provider. If you pay electronically, do not mail MI-1041-V to Treasury. Visit www.michigan.gov/taxes for more information.
Common mistakes
- Leaving out part of the FEIN. Failure to provide the complete FEIN will delay processing.
- Using the voucher for the wrong payment. Do not use it for estimated taxes or other state payments. Use MI-1041ES for fiduciary estimated tax payments.
- Including a copy of your return. This will delay the application of your payment to your account.
- Attaching the check to the voucher. Place both loose in the envelope. Do not fold or staple the voucher.
- Writing notes on the voucher or sending it without payment. The form says not to do either.
- Sending an unnecessary voucher. Do not mail it if you paid electronically or mailed payment with your MI-1041 or Form 807.
Questions people ask
What amount should I enter on MI-1041-V?
Enter the tax due shown on MI-1041, line 25, or Form 807, line 26.
Do I need the voucher if I pay electronically?
No. If you make your payment electronically, you do not need to mail MI-1041-V to Treasury.
Can I use this voucher for estimated taxes?
No. Do not use MI-1041-V for fiduciary or composite estimated tax payments. Fiduciary estimated tax payments use MI-1041ES.
What happens if I pay late?
You will owe interest and penalty in addition to the tax due. The annual interest rate is 1 percent above the current prime rate. The penalty is 5 percent of the tax due for the first two months, then 5 percent for each month afterward until full payment is received, up to 25 percent. You may calculate and add interest and penalty to your payment, or Treasury will bill you for the additional amount due. Current interest rates are available at www.michigan.gov/taxes.
Where can I get help?
Call 517-636-4486. TTY assistance is available through the Michigan Relay Service by calling 711. You can also visit www.michigan.gov/taxes.