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E-Commerce Payment Processing in Michigan

Michigan is our home state. Available to e-commerce businesses in all 50 states.

Michigan online sellers collect the state's 6% sales tax on taxable sales to Michigan buyers, and out-of-state sellers must start collecting once they pass $100,000 in Michigan sales or 200 transactions in a year. LimnPay sets up gateways, hosted checkout, and recurring billing for online businesses based in Michigan.

Michigan specifics

What Michigan e-commerce businesses deal with

Economic nexus for out-of-state sellers

Remote sellers owe Michigan sales tax after crossing $100,000 in sales or 200 transactions into the state in the prior year. Your platform handles the tax math, and your gateway has to work cleanly with it.

Surcharge disclosure online

Michigan's consumer guidance says an online surcharge should be disclosed where credit cards are first mentioned on your site. We help you decide whether a surcharge fits or interchange-plus is the better route.

Subscriptions shipped from Michigan

Subscription boxes and memberships need stored cards, automatic retries, and clean records for every renewal.

Sell nationally, call locally

You can ship everywhere and still have a payments team in Birmingham to call.

Pricing and setup

How we would set up a Michigan online business

Every pricing option is on the table: dual pricing, cash discount, or interchange-plus, quoted from your real statement. Our Birmingham team can come on-site for installs. See all pricing options on our e-commerce page.

FAQ

E-Commerce payment processing in Michigan: FAQ

Does LimnPay handle sales tax for my online store?
No. Tax calculation comes from your e-commerce platform or tax software. We make sure your gateway and checkout work with it.
Can I surcharge online in Michigan?
Michigan has no state surcharge ban, but card-network rules apply and the surcharge must be disclosed where cards are first mentioned on your site.
When does an out-of-state seller owe Michigan sales tax?
After more than $100,000 in Michigan sales or more than 200 Michigan transactions in the prior calendar year.

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