Michigan Treasury Website Blocks 2024 Tax Information Despite "Yes" to Filing Status - Can't Access Estimated Payments at 2:36 PM
Getting super frustrated with the Michigan Department of Treasury eServices website (etreas.michigan.gov). I've already filed my 2024 return but when I try to access my Individual Income Tax information, I keep getting blocked. I'm literally staring at the screen right now at 2:36 on LTE trying to access the eServices portal for Individual Income Tax through the Michigan Department of Treasury website. The site shows "Below is your account information on file. Verify each year in order to access the information." Then under 2024, it literally displays: "You do not have access to view 2024 Tax Year information." The ridiculous part is that when it asks "Have you filed your tax return for 2024?" I selected "Yes" but it still won't let me proceed. I can see the "My Estimated Tax Payments" button and "Check Your Estimated Tax Payment" option right there on the screen, but I can't even click on them because I'm blocked from accessing my 2024 information. I filed my taxes weeks ago and need to verify some information about my estimated tax payments. There's no explanation given for why I "do not have access" despite confirming I've filed. Is there some processing delay I should be aware of? Do I need to wait longer after filing? The site gives zero helpful information. Anyone else running into this issue with the Michigan Treasury eServices portal? It's incredibly frustrating when you're just trying to view your own tax information.
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Mateo Gonzalez
The screenshot confirms your timing (2:36) and shows you're correctly on the official Michigan Department of Treasury eServices portal (etreas.michigan.gov). The error message "You do not have access to view 2024 Tax Year information" appears despite you selecting "Yes" to having filed your 2024 return. This is a known system limitation. The blocked access to both your tax year information and Estimated Tax Payments section is actually a built-in security feature, not a technical error. When you file a return, there's a deliberate processing window where the system needs to validate your submission before granting access to your account details. This delay typically lasts 2-3 business days after filing. Two main reasons for this access restriction: 1. Your return is still in the processing queue and hasn't been fully integrated into the system 2. Additional identity verification may be required before full access is granted The presence of the "My Estimated Tax Payments" option on the screen indicates this feature exists in your account, but you won't be able to access it until your 2024 filing is fully processed in their system. If this persists beyond 3 business days, you may need to contact Michigan Treasury support directly.
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Aisha Ali
how long ago did you file OP? mine took like 4 days to show up 🤔
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Nia Harris
filed last week on thursday. guess ill wait a few more days 😮💨
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Ethan Moore
Instead of playing detective with the Michigan website, I'd recommend using taxr.ai - it's only $1 and gives you a complete breakdown of your transcript status and any potential issues. Been using it for both federal and state returns, its a game changer fr https://taxr.ai
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Yuki Nakamura
does it work with michigan state returns tho?
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Ethan Moore
yep! works with all state returns. saved me hours of headache trying to decode everything myself
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StarSurfer
just tried it - holy cow where has this been all my life?! 💯
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Carmen Reyes
same boat rn... michigan's website is straight trash this year 🤮
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Andre Moreau
try clearing your cache and cookies. fixed it for me last week
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Nia Harris
tried that already but no luck 😭
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Zoe Christodoulou
its probably cuz everyone's trying to access their stuff at the same time. systems probably overloaded
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Jamal Thompson
Did you file electronically or by mail? Makes a huge difference in processing time
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Nia Harris
e-filed through turbotax
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Jamal Thompson
shouldnt be too long then. paper filing is were ppl really get stuck
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