Fiduciary tax rates are the same as the rates for individuals who file married filing separately. The Minnesota tax rates for married individuals filing separately for recent years can be found below.
Minnesota 2012 Tax Rates and Income Brackets
Rate
|
Married filing separately / Fiduciary
|
5.35 percent |
$0-$17,300 |
7.05 percent |
$17,301 - $68,720 |
7.85 percent |
$68,721 and over
|
Minnesota 2011 Tax Rates and Income Brackets
Rate |
Married filing separately / Fiduciary |
5.35 percent |
$0-$16,890 |
7.05 percent |
$16,891 - $67,090 |
7.85 percent |
$67,091 and over |
Minnesota 2010 Tax Rates and Income Brackets
Rate |
Married filing separately / Fiduciary |
5.35 percent |
$0-$16,640 |
7.05 percent |
$16,640 - $66,110 |
7.85 percent |
$66,110 and over |
Minnesota 2009 Tax Rates and Income Brackets
Rate |
Married filing separately / Fiduciary |
5.35 percent |
$0-$16,610 |
7.05 percent |
$16,611 - $65,990 |
7.85 percent |
$65,991 and over |
Minnesota 2008 Tax Rates and Income Brackets
Rate |
Married filing separately / Fiduciary |
5.35 percent |
$0-$15,930 |
7.05 percent |
$15,931 - $63,290 |
7.85 percent |
$63,291 and over |
Minnesota 2007 Tax Rates and Income Brackets
Rate |
Married filing separately / Fiduciary |
5.35 percent |
$0-$15,580 |
7.05 percent |
$15,581 - $61,880 |
7.85 percent |
$61,881 and over |
Under state law, Minnesota’s income tax brackets are recalculated each year based on the rate of inflation. The indexed brackets are adjusted by the inflation factor and the results are rounded to the nearest $10. Income tax rates are also set by the law. View the statute (
M.S. 290.06).
