The House Research Department is a nonpartisan research and legal services office of the Minnesota House of Representatives, serving all members of the House.
Track budget legislation in one place with links to legislation, @MN_HRD bill summaries, and Fiscal Analysis Dep't tracking sheets: https://t.co/NtNZY0kl1N
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Minnesota high school students can earn college credit while in high school through dual enrollment programs. This @MN_HRD publication explains these programs
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Minnesota offers the child credit and working family credit as refundable credits for lower income individuals; read about them in this @MN_HRD overview https://t.co/iZwhU7iTvp #mnleg
@MN_HRD publication provides information on school resource officers -- peace officers assigned and trained to work in schools https://t.co/JuLmzxB7oQ #mnleg
New laws enacted by the legislature usually affect only future conduct, but sometimes there are situations when laws are retroactive. This brief from @MN_HRD explains “retroactive laws.” https://t.co/VxmBbd6buq #mnleg
@MN_HRD tracks 2024 budget legislation activity. Find links to legislation, bill summaries, fiscal tracking sheets, and more. https://t.co/ORxQsyGktq. #mnleg
There are federal and state advantages for section 529 college savings accounts. An overview from @MN_HRD
explains some of the tax treatment of these accounts https://t.co/jfJBO68VGM #mnleg
The state of Minnesota has experienced a workforce shortage in the area of long-term care. The Minnesota Legislature has attempted to deal with this issue in recent years. A new brief from @MN_HRD summarizes those attempts https://t.co/2oQUtvxgzj #mnleg
Minnesota offers a means-tested income tax subtraction for Social Security benefits. Read about how the state taxes Social Security benefits in this overview from @MN_HRD
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