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Tax Clearance Requests File Form 5156, Request for Tax Clearance Application if you: Want to know your current total tax liability with the Michigan Department of Treasury. Are selling all or part of your business. Are dissolving or withdrawing a corporation from Michigan.
Having a clearance certificate confirms that an estate of a person who died, trust, or corporation has paid all amounts of income tax and GST/HST, interest, and penalties it owed at the time the certificate was issued, or that the Minister of National Revenue has accepted security for the payment.
This letter was sent because the Michigan Department of Treasury has increased security to protect Michigan taxpayers and the State from tax related identity theft using a simple Identity Confirmation Quiz. Follow the directions in the letter to take the quiz.
When replying to our request for more information: reply within the time frame indicated to the address in our letter. include the reference number found at the upper right corner of our letter. send us all receipts and/or other documents requested that apply to your situation.
If you have not received your clearance certificate or a clearance certificate officer has not contacted you by the anticipated date indicated, please call the CRA's Individual tax enquiries line at 1-800-959-8281.
If you receive a letter from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) telling you that your income tax return is being reviewed, don't panic. A review is not a tax audit. In most cases, it's simply a routine check to ensure that the information you provided on your return is correct.
One reason we may contact you is if we are reviewing your income tax and benefit return. This could include reviewing your GST/HST, T4 or T5 information. You may receive a letter or a phone call telling you that the CRA is reviewing your return.