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Minnesota Form Form M1 (2025)
Your 2025 federal return, carried into Minnesota as a full-year resident. Every figure is computed in your browser from the return you have already entered, and anything this engine cannot yet figure says so at the line rather than printing a number that would be wrong.
This is a hypothetical Minnesota return, so the official layout is not offered for it. A page that looked exactly like the printed form would be mistaken for one.
Federal — Form 1040
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Minnesota — Form Form M1
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Refund or amount owednot computed — not your resident state
Form Form M1 — Minnesota Resident Income Tax Return
A working replica. Not a Minnesota Department of Revenue form and not for filing.
Minnesota Department of Revenue
Tax year 2025
Tax year 2025
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Worksheets and schedules behind these figures
Alternative minimum tax
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Dependent exemption: blankSocial security subtraction
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- The Social Security subtraction worksheet above the AGI thresholdtoo highMinn. Stat. §290.0132 subd. 26 · the greater of the alternative and simplified methods, for a filer with Social Security above $84,490 single or $108,320 joint of adjusted gross income; nil at every reference persona, the only one with benefits sitting at $78,100
- Alternative minimum tax (Form M1 line 11, Schedule M1MT)too lowMinn. Stat. §290.091 · the excess of a 6.75% tentative minimum tax over the regular tax; nil for a filer whose income is wages, interest, dividends, capital gain distributions and retirement distributions, none of which is a Minnesota preference item
- Schedule M1M additions and the remaining subtractionsdirection unknownMinn. Stat. §290.0131, §290.0132 · the additions raise and the subtractions lower — the qualified public pension subtraction, the K-12 education subtraction, charitable contributions for non-itemisers and the rest of the Schedule M1M list
- Schedule M1C nonrefundable credits and the refundable credits on Schedule M1REFtoo highMinn. Stat. §290.06 subd. 22 et seq. · the marriage credit, the credit for taxes paid to another state, the K-12 education credit, the child and dependent care credit, the working family credit and the Minnesota child credit
- Credit for income tax paid to another state (Schedule M1CR)too highMinn. Stat. §290.06 subd. 22 · nil under the resident-only scope — a hypothetical full-year resident has no other-state income to have been taxed on
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