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According to the Michigan Tax Office, you ALWAYS have to file even if you don't owe any taxes or have money coming back to you. The form must be filed to document the situation.

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Q: If you sold your house in Michigan in 2007 - but lived in New York City the whole year - and don't have any income in Michigan and have paid the mortgage and property tax do you need to file?
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