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New stimulus update: $1,300 tax rebate checks sent out now.

Minnesota Sends Tax Rebates to Eligible Residents

Exciting news for Minnesota​ residents! The state​ is rolling out⁣ tax rebates of up to $1,300 per family, starting this week. This ‍means extra ‌money in your ‌pocket ​to help with expenses or treat yourself to something special.

If you’re enrolled in direct deposit, you’re in luck! ​The first wave of payments will be ⁢deposited directly into your ⁤bank account by the end of ⁢the week.⁣ For those who haven’t signed up for direct deposit, don’t worry. Paper checks will be mailed out throughout September, ensuring everyone receives their well-deserved⁣ rebate.

What to Expect

When ⁣you check your bank account, keep an eye out for the payment labeled as “State of Minnesota 2021 Tax Rebate Program.” This will ‍help‍ you easily identify your rebate.

The ⁤amount of your rebate depends​ on your taxpayer status. ⁢If ⁣you’re⁤ a married couple filing jointly⁣ and⁢ earn a gross income ⁣of $150,000 or less, you’ll ⁣receive a generous ​$520 rebate. Individuals making $75,000 ‍or less will also‍ enjoy a rebate of $260.

But⁢ wait, there’s ⁤more! For each dependent⁤ you claim, an additional $260 will be‌ added ‍to ⁢your ⁣rebate, up to ⁣a⁢ maximum ⁤of three dependents. This⁢ means even more ​money to support your loved ones.

With nearly 2.1 million rebate payments being distributed, the state ‌is proud to provide this financial relief‍ as⁢ students head back to ​school. It’s the perfect time to alleviate some ​of the stress of buying‌ school​ supplies and​ ensure families have what they need.

If you’re eagerly awaiting⁤ your rebate, remember that tracking is not available. ‍However, if you haven’t received ‍your payment by October, don’t​ hesitate‌ to reach out to the Minnesota Department of ‌Revenue for assistance.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity ‍to receive a tax ​rebate. It’s a⁤ wonderful way for Minnesota to show its appreciation to its residents and ‍provide⁢ some much-needed⁢ financial support.

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