I've been using turbo tax for years and this issue has vexed me from the beginning. The Michigan homestead tax credit always says I don't qualify, even though I meet all requirements. Low enough Income, low enough property value, full time Michigan residency, owner, etc. I wanted to know if anyone else has run into this and if they found a solution.
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The issue is usually the THR: Total household resources (THR) are the total income (taxable and nontaxable) of both spouses or of a single person maintaining a household. Check to see if you have nontaxable income like Social Security or a pension that could be pushing you over the limit.
2025 Homestead Property Tax Credit Information states:
Maximum Taxable Value
$165,400
Total Household Resources (THR) Limit
$71,500
Phase-out begins when Total Household Resources exceeds
$62,500
Credit Limit
$1,900
Thanks for the reply. You may be right that the THR is the issue. Just to be certain, I don't work and I wife and I have no other income besides her job. Do the tax withholdings shown on her W2 get added back the AGI to compute the THR?
The tax withholdings on your wife's W-2 would not be added back to your AGI because that amount is already included in AGI. Tax withholding is not deducted from income to calculate AGI.
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