City taxes in Michigan

[TLDavis65]

I lived in Michigan for all of 2021.  I work for an out of state company based in  Pennsylvania and receive my compensation through them. Two separate Michigan businesses, both in different cities  than where I live, contract with my employer for me to perform my services on-site at the local business. Those businesses pay my employer in Pennsylvania, and my employer pays me. I receive no direct compensation from the local employers.  I was located in Lansing at the first location from 1-1-21 to 4-23-21, and in Saginaw from 4-24-21 to 12-31-21.  I live in Okemos. Am I required to pay city taxes in either of these locations using the CF-1040?  The program indicates I should, but that seems for employers where I was specifically employed and paid in that city.

Thank you.

[LeonardS]

Yes, you are required to pay city tax if you lived in Lansing and Saginaw.  You are taxed where you work not where your employer is located.

[TLDavis65]

Thank you. To be clear, I lived in Okemos not Saginaw or Lansing, so no tax payment required. Correct?

Again, thanks.

[MaryK4]

If you worked in Lansing or Saginaw you must pay the nonresident city income tax rate. @TLDavis65