Do I need a notary for the 2024 Small Business Property Tax Exemption Claim?

No. The claim asks the owner or authorized agent to sign and date it, but does not require a notary or a notarized or sworn attachment.

How do I submit the 2024 Small Business Property Tax Exemption Claim?

File it with the local unit where the personal property is located. Contact that local unit for its mailing address; do not mail it to the Michigan Department of Treasury or Michigan State Tax Commission.

What information does the claim ask for?

It requests business and owner details, parcel information, property locations and values, contact information, and a certification and signature.

Do I need to attach Form 632?

The instructions require Form 632 when the personal property value is at least $80,000 and less than $180,000. For that value range, the claim and Form 632 must be filed together.

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2024 Small Business Property Tax Exemption Claim

Businesses use this claim to request a small business personal property tax exemption for eligible property located in the local tax collecting unit.

What this form is

This 2024 claim is for owners or authorized agents seeking a small business personal property tax exemption. It asks for business and owner details, property locations, personal property values, and a certification and signature. The instructions say to file with the local unit where the property is located; claims for property valued at $80,000 or more also require Form 632.

Who needs it

A business owner or authorized agent seeking the exemption for eligible personal property located in the local tax collecting unit should file this claim.

How to submit it

File it with the local unit where the personal property is located, not the Michigan Department of Treasury or Michigan State Tax Commission. Contact the local unit for its mailing address.

About notarization

This claim is signed and dated without a notary; the form does not require a notarized or sworn attachment.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Claim
Download the 2024 Small Business Property Tax Exemption Claim.
2
Complete The Form
Fill in the business, owner, property, value, and contact details, then sign and date the certification.
3
Gather Required Attachments
If the property value is at least $80,000 and less than $180,000, attach Form 632. Add separate sheets if needed for requested details.
4
File With The Local Unit
File with the local unit where the personal property is located. Contact it for its mailing address.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a notary for the 2024 Small Business Property Tax Exemption Claim?: No. The claim asks the owner or authorized agent to sign and date it, but does not require a notary or a notarized or sworn attachment.
How do I submit the 2024 Small Business Property Tax Exemption Claim?: File it with the local unit where the personal property is located. Contact that local unit for its mailing address; do not mail it to the Michigan Department of Treasury or Michigan State Tax Commission.
What information does the claim ask for?: It requests business and owner details, parcel information, property locations and values, contact information, and a certification and signature.
Do I need to attach Form 632?: The instructions require Form 632 when the personal property value is at least $80,000 and less than $180,000. For that value range, the claim and Form 632 must be filed together.

Need something notarized?

This 2024 Small Business Property Tax Exemption Claim doesn’t need a notary — but Michigan residents can notarize other documents online with a commissioned online notary.