United States

Minnesota Department of Revenue Forms and Documents

The Minnesota Department of Revenue is Minnesota’s state department for revenue matters. Its official name identifies it as a state government body focused broadly on revenue.

The forms listed here span individual tax schedules and calculations, property tax refunds, partnership returns, and withholding for retirement account, pension, or commercial annuity payments. Examples include renter’s credit and homestead credit refund documents, alongside net investment income and alternative minimum tax schedules. The collection therefore includes both personal tax-related forms and documents concerning partnerships or retirement payments.

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Minnesota Department of Revenue forms

About the Minnesota Department of Revenue

The forms currently listed for the Minnesota Department of Revenue cover several kinds of tax-related paperwork. Individual tax schedules include the renter’s credit, net investment income tax, and pass-through entity tax. Other tax forms break alternative minimum tax into separate calculations of income and tax, while the partnership return collection includes a partnership return and its related M3A schedule. Several of these documents are labeled for 2025, so the year shown on a form is an important detail when comparing versions.

Property-related entries focus on the Homestead Credit Refund and the Renter’s Property Tax Refund. The catalog includes homeowner and renter versions, as well as dated editions, making these distinct from the income tax schedules. A separate Minnesota withholding certificate is titled for retirement account, pension, or commercial annuity payments; it is not a tax return or refund form.

These examples describe the published forms represented in this catalog, not necessarily every document issued by the department. Before using a form, check the department’s current instructions for the applicable year, eligibility details, supporting information, deadlines, and submission method. Those requirements can differ by document and version.