Household income is increased by nontaxable income like social security, child support, etc. You must complete Form M1, Schedule M1REF, and the new Schedule M1RENT. The program will do it for you, if you qualify.
MN rent credit states:
To qualify, all of these must be true:
- You have a valid Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number
- You must be a full year or part year Minnesota resident
- You lived in and paid rent on a Minnesota building where the owner was assessed property tax or made payments in lieu of property tax
- Your household income is below $75,390 (see below)
- You cannot be claimed as a dependent on someone else’s tax return
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