MN
Minnesota Senate Bill SF722

Minnesota 2025-2026 Regular Session

Minnesota Senate Bill SF722

Introduced
1/27/25  

Caption

Subtraction provision for health insurance premiums

Latest MN SF722 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MN HF1891

Individual income tax provisions modified, and subtraction for health insurance premiums provided.

MN SF854

Income tax subtraction for health insurance premiums establishment

MN SF415

Subtraction provision for certain public pension income

MN HF3327

Individual income tax provisions modified, and subtraction for foreign service retirement pay provided.

MN HF835

Individual income tax provisions modified, and public pension income subtraction provided.

MN HF2367

Individual income tax provisions modified, and public pension benefit subtraction established.

MN HF2181

Individual income tax provisions modified, and public pension benefit subtraction established.

MN HF2652

Individual income tax provisions modified, and income tax subtraction for volunteer firefighter pension benefits established.

MN HF171

Individual income tax provisions modified, and public pension benefit subtraction established.

MN SF3337

Providing a subtraction for foreign service retirement pay

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