The Minnesota Department of Revenue is reissuing 128,000 uncashed tax rebate checks from 2021, now valid for two more years, as part of a $1 billion program aimed at supporting residents who meet income and filing criteria, with checks up to $780 per eligible individual.
Minnesota Residents: How to Claim Your Reissued $1,300 Tax Rebate Checks
According to Marca, the Minnesota Department of Revenue is sending out 128,000 checks again that were not cashed last year, and now they’re valid for two more years. These checks are part of a big $1 billion program from a law passed in May 2023 to help people with their taxes from 2021. They were first sent out in August and September, and then again later for those who didn’t cash them.
To get this rebate, you must have lived in Minnesota for part or all of 2021 and filed either the 2021 Form M1 for income taxes or the 2021 Form M1PR for property taxes by December 31, 2022. Married couples earning $150,000 or less could get up to $520, and individuals earning $75,000 or less could get up to $260. You can also get an extra $260 for each child, up to three children, for a total maximum rebate of $780. These rebates are taxable, and you’ll need to report them when you file your federal taxes for 2023.
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$1 Billion in Uncashed Tax Rebate Checks to be Reissued to Eligible Minnesota Residents (PHOTO: La Grada)
Get Your Minnesota Tax Rebate – Steps to Claim Your $1,300 Payment
If you missed getting your check or have questions about whether you qualify, the Minnesota Department of Revenue has information to help you. It’s important to follow their instructions to make sure you get the rebate, which is meant to help Minnesotans during tough financial times, especially due to the pandemic’s impact on finances.
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