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Tax information—other languages The individual income tax and property tax refund instructions and some fact sheets are available in Spanish. Fact sheets on the Minnesota Working Family Credit, the K-12 education subtraction, the K-12 education credit, and the Taxpayer Rights Advocate program are also available in other languages.These documents are in PDF file format. You will need the Adobe Reader (standard language). Income tax instructions – español Property tax refund instructions – español Income tax fact sheets – español K-12 Education subtraction and K-12 Education credit fact sheets Personal Financial Statement/Estado Financiero Personal Property tax fact sheets - español Property tax refund fact sheets - español Sales tax fact sheets – español Taxpayer Rights Advocate fact sheets Working Family Credit fact sheets Income tax instructions – English-español This is a bilingual English-Spanish edition of the M1 instructions. This edition does not include any forms or schedules.
Property tax refund instructions – English-español These are bilingual English-Spanish editions of the M1PR instructions. These editions do not include any forms or schedules.
Income tax fact sheets – español
K–12 Education subtraction and the K–12 Education credit fact sheets The K–12 education subtraction and the K–12 education credit help families pay expenses related to their child’s kindergarten through 12th grade (K–12) education. Both programs lower the tax you must pay and may even provide a larger refund when you file your Minnesota Individual Income Tax Return, Form M1. The fact sheet covers who qualifies for the subtraction or credit or both, what educational expenses qualify for each. K-12 Education subtraction K-12 Education credit Back to top Personal Financial Statement/Estado Financiero Personal – Form C58P When a debt is referred to the Collection Division, this form may be used to determine if a payment agreement is appropriate. Back to top Property tax fact sheets - español
Property tax refund fact sheets - español
Sales tax fact sheets – español
Taxpayer Rights Advocate fact sheets The Taxpayer Rights Advocate offers taxpayers an independent review of their tax situation while promoting and upholding the department's mission of fair and equitable application of the tax laws. If you are having trouble resolving a tax issue with the Department of Revenue and have exhausted all other administrative remedies, the Taxpayer Rights Advocate may be able to help. English
Back to top Working Family Credit fact sheets The working family credit is for people whose income from wages is below certain limits. This credit can reduce your tax and may result in a refund. You may get money back, even if you don’t owe any tax. For further information, please see the Working Family Credit area of our website. Back to top
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