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Minnesota tax details

The Minnesota Department of Revenue made a few changes for the 2025 tax year.

You can now e-file amended Minnesota returns. You'll still need to mail amended Minnesota property tax returns.

New subtractions for Service Employees International Union (SEIU) stipend payments, foreign service retirement, and consumer enforcement public compensation were added.

The standard deduction amounts have increased for each filing status. Also, the dependent exemption amount increased to $5,200.

2025 Minnesota tax forms

These are the supported Minnesota state tax forms on FreeTaxUSA:

  • Form M1
    Minnesota Individual Income Tax

  • Form M15
    Minnesota Underpayment of Estimated Income Tax

  • Form M1529
    Minnesota Education Savings Account Contribution Credit or Subtraction

  • Form M1AR
    Minnesota Accelerated Recoginition of Installment Sale Gains

  • Form M1C
    Minnesota Other Nonrefundable Credits

  • Form M1CAT
    Minnesota Casualty and Theft

  • Form M1CD
    Minnesota Child and Dependent Care Credit

  • From M1CMD
    Minnesota Credit for Attaining Master's Degree in Teacher's Licensure Field

  • Form M1CR
    Minnesota Credit for Income Tax Paid to Another State

  • Form M1CWFC
    Minnesota Child and Working Family Credits

  • Form M1DQC
    Minnesota Dependents and Qualifying Children

  • Form M1ED
    Minnesota K-12 Eduction Credit

  • Form M1HOME
    Minnesota First-Time Homebuyer Savings Account

  • Form M1LTI
    Minnesota Long-Term Care Insurance Credit

  • Form M1M
    Minnesota Income Additions and Subtractions

  • Form M1MA
    Minnesota Marriage Credit

  • Form M1MB
    Minnesota Business Income Additions and Subtractions

  • Form M1MT
    Minnesota Alternative Minimum Tax

  • Form M1MTC
    Minnesota Alternative Minimum Tax Credit

  • Form M1NC
    Minnesota Nonconformity Federal Adjustments

  • Form M1NR
    Minnesota Nonresidents/Part-Year Residents

  • Form M1PSC
    Minnesota Credit for Parents of Stillborn Children

  • Form M1PR
    Minnesota Homestead Credit Refund

  • Form M1PRSR
    Minnesota Special Refund

  • Form M1PRX
    Minnesota Amended Homestead Credit Refund

  • Form M1QPEN
    Minnesota Qualified Public Pension Subtraction

  • Form M1R
    Minnesota Age 65 or Older/Disabled Subtraction

  • Form M1RCR
    Minnesota Credit for Tax Paid to Wisconsin

  • Form M1REF
    Minnesota Refundable Credits

  • Form M1RENT
    Minnesota Renter's Credit

  • Form M1SA
    Minnesota Itemized Deductions

  • Form M1SLC
    Minnesota Student Loan Credit

  • Form M1UE
    Minnesota Unreimbursed Employee Business Expenses

  • Form M1W
    Minnesota Income Tax Withheld

  • Form M1X
    Minnesota Amended Income Tax

  • Form M14
    Minnesota Individual Estimated Tax Payment

  • Form ETP
    Minnesota Employer Transit Pass Credit

  • Form MHP
    Minnesota Credit for Sales of Manufactured Home Parks

  • Form NIIT
    Minnesota Net Investment Income Tax

  • Form RAIL
    Minnesota Short Line Railroad Credit

Frequently asked questions

2025 Minnesota filing deadlines

Keep these Minnesota state deadlines in mind as you do your taxes.

  • Individual tax returns
    Due by Invalid Date

  • Minnesota tax extension
    Due by Invalid Date

  • Income tax payment
    Due by Invalid Date

  • Tax returns for extension filers
    Due by October 15, 2026

2025 Minnesota refunds

Ways to receive your refund

Get your Minnesota refund deposited in your bank account, mailed as a check, loaded on a prepaid debit card, or put towards next year's Minnesota taxes.

Refund status for e-filed tax returns

If you filed your Minnesota tax return electronically, you can usually check your MN refund status 4-5 business days after the Minnesota Department of Revenue accepts your return.

Refund status for mailed tax returns

If you mailed your Minnesota tax return, you should wait 3 to 4 weeks before checking your MN refund status. Once processed, it may take 5 to 7 business days for your refund to appear in your bank account or on a prepaid debit card.

How to check your refund status

Call the Minnesota Department of Revenue at 651-296-4444 or 1-800-657-3676. You can also check your MN refund status on their website.

2025 Minnesota state tax payments

Minnesota has many income tax payment options. Find the option that works best for you below.

Pay with direct debit

You can use this payment option when you e-file with us.

Pay with a card

Visit the Minnesota Department of Revenue's Credit or Debit Card Payment System

Due by Invalid Date

Pay by mail

Mail a check or money order with Form M60

Due by Invalid Date

2025 Minnesota extension

An extension extends the time you have to file your return by up to 6 months. If you need to pay taxes, you are required to pay the amount due by Invalid Date.

You need to pay 90% of your taxes by Invalid Date. If you pay late, you may be charged a late penalty and interest on any unpaid taxes.

If you expect a refund from Minnesota:
Minnesota extensions are automatic. No filing is required.

If you expect to owe Minnesota taxes:
Mail in your payment with MN-EXT by Invalid Date.

Minnesota prior year taxes

Even though the deadline has passed, you can still prepare Minnesota taxes for prior years. Many people who file late tax returns have refunds waiting for them. We'll help you prepare and mail your federal and state tax returns.

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