(Learfield) – The Minnesota Department of Revenue is reminding families to save their receipts during the back-to-school shopping season. Spokesman Ryan Brown says many K-12 school expenses could qualify for either the state’s education tax credit or tax subtraction. Eligible purchases include notebooks, textbooks, school supplies, computer hardware and software, and musical instrument rentals. Internet service fees do not qualify. Most students attending public, private, or home schools may be eligible, depending on program requirements.
Vance Boelter Appears For First Time In State Court
(AP) - The man serving two life terms plus 40 years after pleading guilty to federal charges related to killing a top Democratic lawmaker and her husband made his initial appearance Monday in state court where he faces similar charges. The state case...
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Ely Wildfire Recovery Fund Receiving $30,000 In Donations
(KNOX/Learfield) - The Ely Wildfire Recovery Fund is receiving $30,000 in donations from three organizations. The Boundary Waters Connect, Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness and Save the Boundary Waters are each contributing $10,000 to support...
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Minnesota Department of Revenue Telling Families To Save Receipts From School Shopping
(Learfield) - The Minnesota Department of Revenue is reminding families to save their receipts during the back-to-school shopping season. Spokesman Ryan Brown says many K-12 school expenses could qualify for either the state's education tax credit or...
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East Grand Forks Heritage Days Happening This Saturday And Sunday
(KNOX) - The East Grand Forks Heritage Days will be happening this Saturday and Sunday at Heritage Village. There will be musicians performing who will perform different types of music. The artists will play and sing music that has an influence of Fr...
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