(KDLM) – The deadline for Minnesotans to file 2020 property tax refunds and renter’s credits is Monday.
“The average refund for a homeowner right now is about $1,000 and for renters it’s around $700, so it’s a sizeable chunk of change for a lot of people. We want to make sure that they file those returns before the deadline,” said Ryan Brown with the state Revenue Department.
Taxpayers have another year, until August 15th, 2023, to file for their 2021 property tax refund and/or renter’s credit. And if someone has already filed, Brown says homowners will start seeing their refunds hit late August and into September.
Latest News
This Art-A-Whirl city clay sculpture needs your help
Art-A-Whirl, the weekend-long art crawl May 15-17, is filled with hundreds of hands-on experiences in northeast Minneapolis. At Aldo Moroni Studios, whirlers can help fill up a mountainous city with miniature clay houses and creatures.
1h ago
Most Minnesota drinking water systems met standards
Water systems face ongoing challenges, including replacing lead pipes, preparing for climate change and meeting new federal limits on "forever chemicals."
1h ago
Ask a Bookseller: 'The Left and the Lucky' by Willy Vlautin
Diane Rineer of Rediscovered Bookshop in Boise, Idaho, suggests the novel, "The Left and the Lucky," by Willy Vlautin.
1h ago
App allows NE Minnesota transit users to book rides
The new app allows more than a half million users of Arrowhead Transit in northeast Minnesota to book trips on their phones and track buses in real time.
3h ago
FOLLOW US FOR INSTANT UPDATES!
FOLLOW US FOR INSTANT UPDATES!