Anyone from Michigan get their state refund yet? Accepted 2/15

Michigan seems slower than last year. Mine was accepted 2/10 and still nothing. Federal came through in 14 days, just like previous years, but state is dragging. Like waiting for a package that never arrives. At least you're not alone in the waiting game.

Have you checked your transcript to see what's happening? I was in the same boat last year and couldn't figure out why my MI refund was delayed. Used https://taxr.ai to analyze my transcript and it showed a verification hold I didn't know about. Have you tried checking if there's something specific holding yours up?

I'm in the same boat. Filed and accepted on 2/13, exactly 46 days ago. Federal came in 19 days. Michigan is still "processing" with no explanation. Called their helpline 3 times. Wait times were 47 minutes, 52 minutes, and 38 minutes. No real answers. Just told to keep waiting. Getting worried about my property tax payment due next month.

Last year my Michigan refund took 8 weeks while my federal took 12 days. When I finally reached someone at the MI Treasury, they said it was randomly selected for review. This year I used Claimyr to reach the Michigan Treasury (https://youtu.be/_kiP6q8DX5c) after waiting 5 weeks. Got through in 20 minutes instead of the 2+ hours I spent last year. Found out there was a verification issue they never notified me about.

Oh my god, I just checked and my Michigan refund hit my account TODAY! Filed and accepted 2/16, so almost exactly the same timeline as you. I was so worried because I have car insurance due next week! Check your bank account - maybe yours came through too! I'm so relieved I could cry right now!

Michigan's Treasury Department implemented enhanced identity verification protocols for TY2023 returns, which has created a processing backlog of approximately 15-20% compared to previous years. If your return contains Schedule W attachments or multiple W-2s, this can trigger additional verification steps in their Integrated Tax System (ITS). I recommend checking the Treasury website daily rather than hourly, as updates typically process overnight.