Minnesota SF3805 authorizes a tax donation checkoff for crime victims, allowing individuals and corporations to contribute to the Minnesota Victims.
Minnesota SF3805 amends the state statutes to authorize a tax donation checkoff for crime victims. This bill allows individuals and corporations filing income tax returns to designate a contribution of $1 or more to the Minnesota Victims of Crime Account. The funds, including interest earned and reimbursements, will be used by the Department of Public Safety's Office of Justice Programs. The bill also mandates that tax preparers inform clients about this contribution option. Effective for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2027.
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