taxes

1. November 21, 2022

   Campus briefs

   Short news items from around the University of Michigan.

2. December 9, 2020

   Electronic consent process now open for 2020 Form W-2

   U-M employees who have not consented to receive an electronic PDF copy of their Form W-2 can do so in Wolverine Access. Those who have consented since 2018 do not have to take further action. 

3. April 17, 2019

   It can be smart to get a tax refund and to spend it, study shows

   A U-M economist contributed to a new study that seeks to explain why people prefer to take a tax refund once a year, rather than reduce their withholding throughout the year.

4. December 13, 2018

   Consent now to receive 2018 W-2 statements electronically

   U-M employees can consent now to receive an electronic PDF copy of their 2018 Form W-2 and Form 1095 instead of an identical mailed copy.

5. December 7, 2017

   Schlissel calls for tax bill that protects student interests

   President Mark Schlissel urged elected leaders to pass a tax-reform bill that protects the interests, futures and aspirations of college students and doctoral candidates.

6. April 13, 2015

   Study explores thwarting cheaters with ‘smart’ tax returns

   A U-M researcher has examined whether changes to the income tax return could help cut evasion, which costs federal, state and local governments more than $400 billion a year.