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MN SF22
Bill
Status
1/16/2025
Primary Sponsor
Glenn Gruenhagen
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AI Summary
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Amends Minnesota Statutes section 290.0132, subdivision 26 to allow taxpayers to subtract the full amount of Social Security benefits received from their state taxable income
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Eliminates the current income-based phaseout thresholds that reduced the subtraction for married joint filers above $100,000 AGI and single/head of household filers above $78,000 AGI
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Removes the existing maximum subtraction caps of $5,840 for married joint filers and $4,560 for single/head of household filers
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Replaces the complex simplified and alternate subtraction calculation system with a single unlimited subtraction for all Social Security benefits
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Effective for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2024
Legislative Description
Unlimited Social Security subtraction permission
Last Action
Referred to Taxes
1/16/2025