WE'RE HERE TO SAVE MINNESOTA'S HISTORIC TAX CREDIT
Since 2011, this program has created over 28,000 jobs and contributed more than $5 billion to Minnesota’s economy.
Since 2011, this program has created over 28,000 jobs and contributed more than $5 billion to Minnesota’s economy.
Minnesota's Historic Structure Rehabilitation Tax Credit (MN Statute 290.0681), passed into law in 2010, has been a successful economic development tool for revitalizing distressed, vacant, and underutilized historic properties throughout the state.
Since that time, the program has:
Read the entire State Historic Preservation Report here
In 2021, we successfully extended the tax credit for a one-year term. This is not enough.
To secure the economic benefits that Minnesota needs to ensure the future success of our state, we have to extend the tax credit much, much longer. This is why we have a coalition to raise awareness and engage and educate our legislators on the advantages of this tax credit for businesses, workers, and cities and towns across the state.
Join the coalition or donate today to help Minnesota create jobs & rebuild communities!
On Thursday, January 19, 2023, The Walz Administration announced some highlighted budget recommendations and priorities for the coming biennium. The Historic Tax Credit was included as a key economic development tool, citing the incredible ROI and the support of good paying jobs around the state.
Find more information on the Governor's budget recommendations here.
See how the Historic Tax Credit is a revitalizing economic tool for Minnesota!
See the community assets preserved in Greater MN!
See how a small town brought a historic asset back to life!
Join the RevitalizeMN Coalition and help ensure the State Historic Tax Credit continues to drive economic activity and community vitality across Minnesota.
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