MN Student Loan-- I keep getting a warning to fix an error. Support could not help. It says Schedule M1SLC TP Qualified Loan Amount Must be entered for line 7.

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April 7, 2022
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Fix Minnesota Return then Check This Entry--When I enter it ($5000 max) it just keeps looping me back to the same page and error report saying All W-2, 1099, W-2G information for Schedule M1W should be entered on Federal Return.

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AmyC

Employee

If you meet the qualifications stated in Student Loan Credit | Minnesota Department of Revenue ,you can send us a “diagnostic” file that has your “numbers” but not your personal information.  If you would like to do this, here are the instructions:

If you are online, go to tax tools>tools > share file with agent > 6 digit number pops up.

If on desktop, go to online >send tax file to agent > number pops.

Reply with the 6 digit # here and @AmyC please

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droen3

How do I contact @AmyC privately in reference to question

AmyC

Employee

There is no way to privately contact someone in this department, a public forum. There is a social media team you can privately dm- direct message- with Facebook and twitter.

If you need eyes on your return for an issue, you can send us a “diagnostic” file that has your “numbers” but not your personal information.  If you would like to do this, here are the instructions:

If you are online, go to tax tools>tools > share file with agent > 6 digit number pops up.

If on desktop, go to online >send tax file to agent > number pops.

Reply with the 6 digit # here and @AmyC please

Otherwise, you are welcome to contact the phone team and let them help you.

@droen3

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molaskey23

I have gone through the entire tax return and could not locate how to correct this. I put a dollar amount of $5000 on line but it still doesn't work.

molaskey23

Please tell me where on MN return this can be corrected. I have looked and cannot see where the mistake is.

annika1020

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@AmyC

AmyC

Employee

Line 7 is the one causing so much trouble as it will not allow you to enter an amount if your income is too high. If your income is eligible, enter the amount, up to $5,000, of your qualified loan. If your income is too high, delete the state form as explained above.

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tls_4ever

From my understanding, my spouse can't claim this credit (his income too high) but I can. It glitches because of his column line 7. I get stuck in the never ending loop. Married couples can claim $1000 ($500 each). What is the solution to this?