Minnesota HF3093 enhances eligibility criteria for state grants and loans over $50,000, requiring preaward risk assessments and sworn certifications.
Minnesota HF3093 amends state statutes to enhance minimum eligibility criteria for grants and loans over $50,000. It requires agencies to conduct preaward risk assessments to evaluate the potential grantee's ability to perform required duties. For grants, this includes reviewing the grantee's history, financial statements, and compliance with tax filings. Nonprofits must submit their most recent Form 990 or 990-EZ, while for-profit businesses must provide federal and state tax returns, financial statements, and evidence of no bankruptcy or liens.
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