Shopping for school supplies?
Depending upon your income and eligibility, you may be able to receive credit for up to 75% of your actual expenses on qualifying educational supplies and fees. In order to claim this credit at tax time, you must have record (such as receipts or canceled checks) for expenses.
A few examples of qualifying expenses include:
- Pens, pencils, notebooks, folders, etc
- Instructor fees for after-school and summer educational programs
- Music lessons
- Computer hardware or education software
*Check the Minnesota Department of Revenue Web site to learn more about qualifying expenses.
Who qualifies?
- Families with 1-2 children in K-12 and income less than $37,500
- Families with 3 children in K-12 and income less than $39,500
- Families with 4 children in K-12 and income less than $41,500
- Families with 5 children in K-12 and income less than $43,500
- Families with 6 or more children in K-12 and income less than $43,500 plus $2,000 for every additional child
*For more information and instruction, visit Minnesota Department of Revenue.
August 13, 2010


