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The Minnesota Department of Revenue is reminding residents that the IRS is retiring its Filing Information Returns Electronically (FIRE) system, used to e-file Form 1099 information returns, along with its Publication 1220 file format. Beginning with the 2027 filing season, the Information Returns Intake System (IRIS) will be the only option to e-file Form 1099
Did you know Minnesota has several tax credits available to reduce your taxes or increase your refund? These credits ease the financial burden for families, renters, homeowners, and working individuals. Do not miss out on these valuable opportunities! Minnesota offers these tax credits: Child Tax Credit Credit for Qualifying Older Children If you have a qualifying child who is
The Minnesota Department of Revenue reminds parents and caregivers that by saving back-to-school shopping receipts for purchases made this year, they can claim valuable K-12 tax benefits at tax time next year. Two tax benefits can help Minnesota families pay expenses related to their child’s education: the refundable K-12 Education Credit (income limits apply) and the K-12 Education
The Minnesota Department of Revenue is hosting a series of public listening sessions to identify meaningful ways to support property taxpayers. The sessions, taking place from August to October, will examine the state’s property tax system and explore recommendations to make the system more understandable, accessible, and accountable to property taxpayers. The first session, Introduction
The Minnesota Department of Revenue is announcing guidance for homeowners for the one-time increase to 2025 Homestead Credit Refunds of nearly 15%. The one-time increase to 2025 refunds was part of the tax bill passed by the Minnesota Legislature and signed into law by Governor Tim Walz in late May. “With Minnesotans feeling the impacts
With tax filing season in full swing, the Minnesota Department of Revenue is reminding Minnesotans to be aware of scammers who use tax time as an opportunity to try to steal the identities, tax refunds, and other personal information from Minnesota taxpayers. Below are a few common types of scams and what taxpayers can do
