Michigan runs the nation's highest container deposit — 10¢ — under the 1976 Bottle Bill. WeighPay 180 reconciles 10¢ redemptions against distributor pickups so unredeemed-deposit accounting stays audit-clean.
Michigan's Beverage Container Deposit Law (Initiated Law 1 of 1976, MCL 445.571 et seq.) sets a 10¢ deposit on carbonated and select beverage containers — the highest in the country — and routes unredeemed deposits to the state. Dealers and redemption centers must reconcile returned-container counts and weights against distributor pickups, and reverse-vending or hand-count totals must tie out to deposit payouts. WeighPay 180 maintains per-material 10¢ deposit counts, reconciles inbound redemptions against outbound distributor manifests, and produces the reconciliation trail EGLE and the Michigan Department of Treasury expect during a deposit-program audit.
$180/month per location. Michigan compliance configuration is included.