Individual income tax provisions modified, and 18-year-old children allowed to qualify for Minnesota child credit.
Individual income tax provisions modified; and homeless youths, former foster youths, and individuals 65 and older allowed to receive working family credit.
MinnesotaCare public option establishment, MinnesotaCare eligibility and various other provisions, and appropriation
Amount increase of allowed expenses and income limits for the Minnesota education credit
Income and property tax provisions modified, unlimited subtraction allowed for Social Security income, first and second tier income tax rates reduced by one percentage point, direct payments to taxpayers provided, valuation limit modified for property and homestead market value exclusion increased, and refundable child credit allowed.
Individual income tax provisions modified, and eligibility for working family credit expanded.
Minnesota education credit expansion
Dependent care credit expansion and great start child care credit establishment
Transitional cost-sharing reduction, premium subsidy, small employer public opinion, and transitional health care credit establishment; MinnesotaCare eligibility expansion
Children and families finance bill.