Issue Highlight – November 2024
Minnesota families deserve affordable child care so that kids can get off to a good start, parents can work or go to school, and all families can thrive.
Featured Publication – May 2024
Advance periodic payments making the Child Tax Credit better for family budgets
Featured Publication – September 2023
2023 child care budget paves the way for a brighter future
Featured Publication – September 2023
A Minnesota Child Tax Credit would fight child poverty
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Immigrants are a vital part of America’s future
December 2, 2024 • Minnesota Budget Project
Immigration, Income and Inclusive Economy
Just as we came together from different places and races to build Minnesota in past decades, a strong future for… Continue reading Immigrants are a vital part of America’s future
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Undocumented immigrants contribute $222 million in Minnesota taxes
October 22, 2024 • Haleigh Sinclair
Federal Taxes, Immigration, Minnesota Taxes, Tax Credits for Minnesotans and Families
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State’s October economic update shows higher revenue collections, stronger near-term economic growth
October 21, 2024 • Haleigh Sinclair
Minnesota Budget, Minnesota Budget Outlook
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Investing in affordable child care so Minnesota families can find the care they need
Great Start Affordability Scholarships are a new policy solution designed to lower monthly child care costs for Minnesota families. Find out how they work to make quality child care more accessible and push to create equitable, living wages for early childhood educators.
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Minnesota Budget Project
The Minnesota Budget Project is a research and advocacy organization that pursues policy solutions so that all Minnesotans can thrive, regardless of who they are or where they live. Established more than 25 years ago, the Minnesota Budget Project is a nonpartisan project of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.
Our work is centered on equitable and just public policies so that all Minnesotans have what they need to pursue full and free lives. We focus primarily on tax, budget, and economic policies.
