Non-Resident State Filing

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April 1, 2023
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Facts:

Individual (parent) has adult daughter who is attending college in Michigan (Full-Time). Adult daughter is also employed part-time in Michigan.

Adult daughter is a resident of Arizona (again, attending college in Michigan full-time).

Adult daughter has earnings from Arizona sources (while in AZ for the summer) and from Michigan while attending college employed part-time.

Individual parent of adult daughter resides in Arizona.

Individual parent claims adult daughter as dependent on her return (parent's return).

Adult daughter (full-time student) is Arizona resident and files an Arizona resident return.

Question:

Does adult daughter attending school full-time in Michigan file a "non-resident" Michigan return?

Adult daughter will file a Federal and Resident Arizona return - but is she required to file a Non-resident Michigan return as a full-time student in Michigan employed part-time in Michigan?

Best answer by MaryK4

Yes, your daughter must file a Michigan nonresident return. You must file a Michigan return if you file a federal return or your income exceeds your Michigan exemption allowance. A return must be filed even if you do not owe Michigan tax.