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The Minnesota standard deduction for the 2024 tax year (filed in 2025) is $14,575 for single filers. For married couples, the standard deduction is $29,150 total if filing jointly and $14,575 (each) if filing separately.
Other Miscellaneous Deductions Some common expenses that are no longer deductible include investment fees, tax preparation fees, and safety deposit box fees.
You can claim a deduction for expenses you incur in managing your own tax affairs, including: preparing and lodging your tax return and activity statements.
Itemized and Standard Deductions in the U.S. and Minnesota Income... state and local property and either income or sales taxes. mortgage and investment interest. charitable contributions. medical expenses in excess of 10 percent of income. casualty and theft losses in excess of 10 percent of income.
Itemized and Standard Deductions in the U.S. and Minnesota Income... state and local property and either income or sales taxes. mortgage and investment interest. charitable contributions. medical expenses in excess of 10 percent of income. casualty and theft losses in excess of 10 percent of income.