ST. PAUL, Minn. (KFGO) – The Minnesota Department of Revenue will begin reissuing nearly 150,000 uncashed tax rebate checks.
The checks were originally issued in August and September, but expired after 60 days. The first batch of reissued checks will go out this week. The second batch will go out next month. The reissued checks will be valid for 60 days.
The state said the reissued checks will not be the last opportunity for eligible Minnesotans to receive the rebate, and it will continue to provide outreach to taxpayers who have not yet claimed the payment.
More than 2 million Minnesotans received direct deposits or paper checks from the state.
Eligibility for the rebates was based on income. Those making $75,000 or less received a one-time payment of $260. Couples making $150,000 or less got $520, and parents in those income brackets got another $260 per child, for up to three kids — with the maximum possible credit totaling $1,300.
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