Michigan is set to send checks worth an average of $550 to roughly 700,000 households in the Great Lakes State as part of an expansion to the working families tax credit in 22 days.
The state is sending eligible Michiganders a payment that is equal to the difference between the 6% working families tax credit on an eligible resident’s 2022 tax refunds and the 30% that the credit is worth under legislation signed last year.
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