Minnesota lawmakers agree on rebate checks and tax cuts.
TL;DR
Minnesota lawmakers have reached a deal on a proposed tax bill that includes rebate checks for individuals who make an annual income of $75,000 or less, or married couples who make less than $150,000 per year. The one-time payments are $260 for single tax filers, $520 for married couples, and an extra $260 per child for families with up to three children. The bill also includes an exemption for social security income and a new child tax credit. The bill must pass the House and Senate before making its way to Governor Tim Walz's desk.
- State committee reaches deal on proposed bill that includes rebate checks, social security tax cuts KSTP
- Lawmakers reach deal on rebate checks for Minnesotans WCCO - CBS Minnesota
- 5 things to know about the tax deal, rebate checks from the MN Capitol MPR News
- Minnesota Democrats strike a deal on rebate checks, credits and Social Security tax cuts Star Tribune
- Lawmakers reach deal on rebate checks for Minnesotans: See the details CBS News
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