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The amount of your refund depends on: how much rent or property tax you paid, your income, and how many dependents you have.  \nWho can get a refund?  \nYou can get a refund if:  \n• You rent and your total household income in 2019 was less than $62,340 (the income eligibility goes up with each dependent)  \nOR  \n• You own your home and your total household income in 2019 was less than $115,020 (the income eligibility goes up with each dependent) and  \n• You aren’t a dependent on someone else’s 2019 federal tax return, and  \n• You were a full or part year resident of Minnesota in 2019 and  \n• You paid rent in a building which was taxed OR you own your home.  \nNOTE: If you are a homeowner you MUST have a valid social security number to get the property tax refund.  \nHow do I get my refund?  \n• If you rent, your landlord must give you a Certificate of Rent Paid (CRP) by January 31, 2020. If you own, use your Property Tax Statement.  \n• Get the tax form called the 2019 Form M-1PR, Homestead Credit Refund (for Homeowners) and Renter Property Tax Refund. You can get it from a library, call (651) 296-3781, or write to: MN Tax Forms, Mail Station 1421, St. Paul, MN 55146-1421.  \nYou can also get all forms and information to file online [at](at www.revenue.state.mn.us)[ ](at www.revenue.state.mn.us)[www.revenue.state.mn.us](at www.revenue.state.mn.us).  \n• If you want to file by regular mail, fill out the form, attach the CRP if you rent, and send it. It is due August 15, 2020. Send it to:  \nMinnesota Property Tax Refund  \nSt. Paul, MN 55145-0020.  \n• You should get your refund within 90 days after August 15, 2020.  \n• You can get your refund up to 30 days earlier if you file electronically and do the following things:  \n- File by April 30th if you own your home. File by July 31st if you rent or own a mobile home.  \n- Choose direct deposit option. This means the money will be put directly into your bank account.  \n- You filed an M1PR last year  \n- You have to have gotten your CRP from your landlord if you rent.  \nYou can file up to 1 year late. To claim your 2019 refund, you have until August 15, 2020 to file.  \nWhat if my landlord doesn’t give me the CRP?  \n• Call the landlord and ask for one. If that does not work, write a letter to the landlord to ask for it and say that s/he can be fined $100 for each CRP not provided. State the amount of rent you paid in 2019. Keep a copy of your letter.  \n• If your landlord still won’t give you the CRP, call the Department of Revenue at (651) 296- 3781. Ask them to contact the landlord and charge a fine if the landlord still does not send it to you.  \n• The Department of Revenue can give you a Rent Paid Affidavit to fill out instead of a CRP. You will need receipts or some other proof of how much rent you paid. If you don’t have receipts, use a lease, mail that you have gotten, or anything else that shows you lived there and paid the rent. If you can show that you lived there, and what the rent amount was, argue that the state should assume the rent was paid.  \nWhere can I get help with tax forms?  \nIf you have a low income, a disability, or are a senior citizen, you can get free help. To find a help site near you, call the Department of Revenue at (651) 297-3724 or United Way, statewide, at 2-1-1.  \nFact Sheets are legal information NOT legal advice. See a lawyer for advice.  \nDon’t use this fact sheet if it is more than 1 year old. Ask us for updates, a fact sheet list, or alternate formats.  \n© 2020 Minnesota Legal Services Coalition. This document may be reproduced and used for non-commercial personal and educational  \npurposes only. All other rights reserved. This notice must remain on all copies.  \nReproduction, distribution, and use for commercial purposes are strictly prohibited.","cbCailbRkBBLXFqZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailbRkBBLXFqZ","pdf",301194,"English","# What is the Renter’s Refund (Property Tax Refund)?\n## Who can get a refund?\n# How do I get my refund?\n## What if my landlord doesn’t give me the CRP?\n# Where can I get help with tax forms?","[{\"question\":\"What income and residency conditions are required to qualify for Minnesota’s Renter’s Refund?\",\"answer\":\"Renters must have 2019 total household income under $62,340, and homeowners under $115,020. Eligibility increases with each dependent, requires not being claimed as a dependent on another return, and requires being a full or part-year Minnesota resident in 2019.\"},{\"question\":\"What forms do I need to file for the refund and when is it due?\",\"answer\":\"File the 2019 Form M-1PR for Homestead Credit Refund and Renter Property Tax Refund. 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