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In the state of Michigan, you do not have to pay federal or state income tax on Workers' Compensation benefits. The amount of your benefits will be 80 percent of your after-tax wages based on the highest 39 weeks of the previous 52 weeks you worked before you got hurt.

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Q: Is a workman's comp settlement taxable in the state of Michigan?
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