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Q: Here's more information on filing for Minnesota property tax refunds, including forms, filing dates, and when to expect your refund. If you file electronically, you may receive your refund within a few weeks, or as long as 60 days after you file while paper forms typically take a few weeks longer than an e-file return due to the longer processing time required. You aren't a dependent on someone else's 2016 federal tax. return, and. You were a full or part year resident of Minnesota in 2016 and. You paid rent in a building which was taxed OR you own your home. NOTE: If you are a homeowner you MUST have a valid social security number to get the. property tax refund. Latest Member Blog Articles on Minnesota Tax Returns. 1 What Happens If You Don't File Your Taxes At All. Mar 24 2017. 2 What Free E-Filing Means for Tax Payers and E-Filing Companies. Dec 19 2016. 3 Common Tax Mistakes That Could Cause Your Refund to be Delayed. Apr 08 2015. Fees may apply to file Federal and State taxes. Or, if you prefer, you can complete and mail forms. Here's the link to the M1 Individual Income Tax form that you need to complete, and any other forms you may need. Or, you can have a tax professional complete and file forms on your behalf. Americans should file a 2014 federal income tax return even if their total income is belo... Like 2014, the IRS expects to issue 9 out of 10 tax refunds within 21 days for those who... If this is your first time filing a tax return, learn about important reminders and a fre... Filing for an Extension on a Minnesota State Tax Return. If you can't complete and file your taxes by the deadline, usually April 15, you can get a six-month extension, and you don't even need to file a form to request an extension (although you may need to file a form to request an extension for Federal taxes). If you're new to the state of Minnesota or just there for work, you'll need to know all about filing your state tax return. Find out more here. If you're new to the state of Minnesota or just there for work, you'll need to know all about filing your state tax return. Many renters and homeowners can get a refund every year from the State of Minnesota. The. amount of your refund depends on: how much rent or property tax you paid, your income, and. how many dependents you have. If you file electronically, you may receive your refund within a few weeks, or as long as 60 days after you file. If you filed with paper forms, it will take a few weeks longer than an e-file return, due to the longer processing time. To find out the status of your Minnesota state tax refund, use the Minnesota Department of Revenue's Where's My Refund page. Filing for an Extension on a Minnesota State Tax Return If you can't complete and file your taxes by the deadline, usually April 15, you can get a six-month extension, and you don't even need to file a form to request an extension (although you may need to file a form to request an extension for Federal taxes). Query: how long to get mn state refund after filing
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It takes as long as 60 weeks to get refund after filing in Minnesota.