Minn. Stat. § 290A.04

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Minnesota's three-layer Property Tax Refund (M1PR) system — the Regular Homeowner Refund (up to $3,500), Renter's Credit (up to $2,640), and the Targeting Refund for YoY tax increases above 12%. Form M1PR filed by Aug 15.

Anchored to: Minn. Stat. §§ 290A.04, 290A.03, 290A.07

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Minn. Stat. § 290A.04 (property tax refund)

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Compute a Minnesota Property Tax Refund — the income-based 'Circuit Breaker' refund baked into the state's property-tax system under Minn. Stat. § 290A.04. Models both the Regular Homeowner Refund (up to $3,500 for income at or below $135,410) and the Renter Refund (up to $2,640 for income at or below $73,270, constructed as 17% of gross rent on Form CRP), plus the separate Targeting Refund under § 290A.04 Subd. 2h (up to $1,000 for year-over-year property-tax increases that exceed both 12% and $100, with no income limit). Returns Form M1PR filing instructions and the August 15 deadline.

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Compute a Minnesota Property Tax Refund — the income-based 'Circuit Breaker' refund baked into the state's property-tax system under Minn. Stat. § 290A.04. Models both the Regular Homeowner Refund (up to $3,500 for income at or below $135,410) and the Renter Refund (up to $2,640 for income at or below $73,270, constructed as 17% of gross rent on Form CRP), plus the separate Targeting Refund under § 290A.04 Subd. 2h (up to $1,000 for year-over-year property-tax increases that exceed both 12% and $100, with no income limit). Returns Form M1PR filing instructions and the August 15 deadline.

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Compute a Minnesota Property Tax Refund — the income-based 'Circuit Breaker' refund baked into the state's property-tax system under Minn. Stat. § 290A.04. Models both the Regular Homeowner Refund (up to $3,500 for income at or below $135,410) and the Renter Refund (up to $2,640 for income at or below $73,270, constructed as 17% of gross rent on Form CRP), plus the separate Targeting Refund under § 290A.04 Subd. 2h (up to $1,000 for year-over-year property-tax increases that exceed both 12% and $100, with no income limit). Returns Form M1PR filing instructions and the August 15 deadline.

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