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How an increased Minnesota Homestead Credit will be doled out to offset higher property taxes

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By Peter Cox , Matthew Stolle 
| The Globe of Worthington
ST. PAUL — Many Minnesota property owners are in line for bigger-than-expected refunds tied to their property taxes because of a beefed-up pot of money. A bill passed by the Minnesota Legislature provides a one-time boost to the Homestead Credit Refund, a response to steeper property tax increases imposed by various levels of government. The refund will be 14.88% more for qualifying homeowners.
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How an increased Minnesota homestead credit will be doled out to offset higher property taxes

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By Peter Cox 
| MPR News (Saint Paul, MN)
Many Minnesota property owners are in line for bigger-than-expected refunds tied to their property taxes because of a beefed-up pot of money. A bill passed by the Minnesota Legislature provides a one-time boost to the Homestead Credit Refund, a response to steeper property tax increases imposed by various levels of government. The refund will be 14.88 percent more for qualifying homeowners.
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Fraud report highlights missed signals, slow action over plagued Minnesota-run programs

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By Peter Cox 
| Albert Lea Tribune
A new congressional report released Monday dissects internal problems in state government that could have allowed fraud to fester in Minnesota-run programs. The 205-page report by the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform retraces fraud in nutrition and Medicaid programs and what was done about it. The report is based on documents and interviews with current and former officials in Gov. Tim Walz's administration as well as other levels of government.
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