The Michigan Retained Out Verification Notice (also known as Form 1629) is a document used by the Michigan Department of Treasury to verify that an individual has not received a refund for a state tax return. The form is typically sent when an individual has filed a tax return with the state of Michigan and is then sent a separate verification notice to ensure that the individual does not receive a refund for the same tax return. The Michigan Retained Out Verification Notice includes information such as the individual's name, Social Security Number, filing status, refund amount, and other relevant details. There are two types of Michigan Retained Out Verification Notice: the Form 1629a, which is used to verify that an individual has not received a refund; and the Form 1629b, which is used to verify that an individual has received a refund.
The Michigan Retained Out Verification Notice (also known as Form 1629) is a document used by the Michigan Department of Treasury to verify that an individual has not received a refund for a state tax return. The form is typically sent when an individual has filed a tax return with the state of Michigan and is then sent a separate verification notice to ensure that the individual does not receive a refund for the same tax return. The Michigan Retained Out Verification Notice includes information such as the individual's name, Social Security Number, filing status, refund amount, and other relevant details. There are two types of Michigan Retained Out Verification Notice: the Form 1629a, which is used to verify that an individual has not received a refund; and the Form 1629b, which is used to verify that an individual has received a refund.
