MINNESOTA QUARTERLY WITHHOLDING TAX RETURNS DUE JANUARY 31, 2022

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The fourth quarter (October – December 2021) Minnesota Withholding Tax return is due January 31, 2022.

Deposits were due according to your semiweekly or monthly deposit schedule.

Exception: You may make your deposit by January 31, 2022, if both apply:

  • You withheld $1,500 or less of Minnesota withholding tax in the third quarter (July – September 2021)
  • You filed the third quarter’s withholding tax return on time

For details on filing and depositing, see the Minnesota Income Tax Withholding Instructions.

State Wages Allocation Reminder

Employees’ work locations may have changed due to the pandemic. For Minnesota residents, allocate wages to Minnesota regardless of where they work. For nonresidents, allocate wages to the state where they physically performed the work; you may need to allocate wages to two or more states.

2022 Withholding Tax Materials Now Available

The Minnesota Department of Revenue updated these withholding tax materials for tax year 2022:

You can also get additional forms and instructions on our website.

New Requirements for 2022

Effective January 1, 2022, financial institutions must withhold Minnesota income tax on any periodic payment or nonperiodic distribution for Minnesota residents unless the resident asks the financial institution not to withhold.

  • For periodic payments, residents need to opt-out only once
  • For nonperiodic distributions, residents must opt-out for each distribution made

For details, see page 3 of the 2022 Minnesota Income Tax Withholding Instructions.

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SOPHIA REZAC NAMED WINNER OF THE CROOKSTON AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP

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The Crookston American Legion Auxiliary Unit 20 recently announced Sophia Rezac as the winner of their annual scholarship. Sophia is the daughter of Susan and Shawn Rezac.

Pictured below is Sophia with Scholarship Chair Margee Keller.

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CROOKSTON GIRL’S HOCKEY WILL PLAY JAMESTOWN, N.D. TONIGHT IN MAVYILLE

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The Crookston Pirates Girl’s Hockey have had quite a bit of off time since they started practice at the end of October!! They started the season out with a nice 7-1 win over Thief River Falls and then with postponements and the like, Crookston had two weeks off. Then they were on a pretty good run with some great competition but after a tie with Bemidji, they had seven days off again and ended up losing a 4-3 game at East Grand Forks. Then the Holiday Break and Crookston had another two weeks off as they get ready for the rest of their regular season starting in Mayville, North Dakota where they will play Jamestown, N.D. Crookston is in a cooperative with Mayville-Portland and Hatton, N.D. and have been playing one game a year at Mayville to give the fans in that area a chance to see their local girls play high school girl’s hockey. Parker Strand is a freshman from Mayville and Brynley Coleman is a sophomore from Hatton!! Crookston is 6-4-1 on the year while Jamestown is 4-4 on the season and coming off a 10-1 loss at home on Thursday to Fargo Davies. The game will start at 7:00 PM at the Kim Braaten Memorial Arena in Mayville.

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CROOKSTON BOY’S HOCKEY HOST THIEF RIVER FALLS IN A SECTION CONTEST

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The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Hockey team played at Thief River Falls last week and although they didn’t play the Prowlers, the Pirates lost games to Fargo North and Rock Ridge and their record is now 0-8-1 and 0-4-1 in Section 8A. The Pirates will host Thief River Falls for their second meeting during the regular season tonight and Crookston will try to gain a split on the season as Thief River Falls did beat the Pirates 10-1 on December 16 in Thief River Falls. The Prowlers are 3-6 on the season after splitting last week in a win over Rock Ridge and a 2-1 overtime loss to Fargo North. Game time tonight at the Crookston Sports Center is 7:30 PM and it will be VIDEO STREAMED LIVE on kroxam.com

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RED LAKE COUNTY TAKES ON THE CROOKSTON PIRATES BOY’S BASKETBALL ON VIDEO STREAMMING

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The Crookston Pirate Boy’s Basketball are coming off a 1-1 week, winning at Roseau and losing at Norman County East/Ulen-Hitterdal to put their record at 2-6 on the season. The Pirates start the 2022 year off at home when Red Lake County comes to Crookston. Red Lake County is a cooperative of Red Lake Falls and Oklee-Plummer and the Rebels are 3-3 on the year and last played two weeks ago when the fell to #5 ranked Cass Lake-Bena 88-56. Game time tonight is 7:30 PM at the Crookston High School Gym and it will be VIDEO STREAMED LIVE on kroxam.com.

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CROOKSTON GIRL’S BASKETBALL AT ROSEAU IN A MATCH UP OF TOP TWO IN NORTH OF 8AA

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The Crookston Pirate Girl’s Basketball is coming off a great week last week when they edged #9 ranked Fergus Falls at the Otter Tournament and came back the next afternoon to defeat Watertown-Mayer and are now 6-2 on the season. The Pirates will head up to Roseau tonight to play the Rams who are also off to a great start of the season and also coming off a couple wins at the Sacred Heart Holiday Tournament last week and have won four in a row and an 8-1 record!! The Pirates, Roseau and Menahga are the top three teams in the North Division of 8AA thus far in the season and it’s the first of two meetings between the schools this regular season. Game time at the Roseau High School is slated for 7:00 PM and it will be on KROX RADIO starting at 6:30 PM with the RiverView Health pre-game show and also on the internet by going to the LISTEN LIVE link at the top of this page.

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CITY OF GRAND FORKS PICKING UP DISCARDED CHRISTMAS TREES UNTIL JANUARY 14

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The City of Grand Forks will be picking up discarded Christmas trees from now until January 14. Residents are asked to leave trees on their berm with all wooden stands and plastic bags removed from the trees. 

After January 14th, residents can also haul their discarded Christmas trees to one of the drop-off sites around town.  The Christmas tree drop-off sites are located at the Public Works Facility, 724 N 47th Street, and by Williamson Field at 5th Ave. S. and Demers Ave.

The discarded Christmas trees will be recycled and used as covering at the landfill. 

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Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. refuse to comply with subpoenas issued from New York attorney general

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Former President Trump’s son Donal Trump Jr, and daughter Ivanka Trump, have refused to comply with subpoenas issued by the New York State attorney general’s office as it conducts a civil investigation into the way the family real estate business valued its holdings.

A document filed Monday said ‘a dispute has arisen between the OAG and the Individual Trump Parties regarding the Subpoenas.’  The document, filed jointly by New York Attorney General Letitia James and an attorney for the Trump Organization, said Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump will now be named as respondents in James’ ongoing inquiry, which parallels a criminal investigation by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office.  A spokesperson for the Attorney General said: “As her investigation into financial dealing of the Trump Organization continues, Attorney General James is seeking interviews under oath of Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., and Ivanka Trump. Despite numerous attempts to delay our investigation by the Trump Organization, we are confident that our questions will be answered and the truth will be uncovered because no one is above the law.”

Former President Trump and his company have denied wrongdoing, claiming the investigation is political. Thus far, the ongoing criminal investigation has resulted in indictments against the Trump Organization and its longtime chief financial officer Allen Weisselberg on tax charges.

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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is found guilty on fraud and conspiracy charges

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A federal jury in California on Monday found Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes guilty of fraud and conspiracy. Holmes had been charged with 11 counts of fraud for claims made to investors and patients of her Silicon Valley blood-testing company.

The jury handed down a partial verdict on Monday, finding Holmes guilty of four of the 11 charges – three counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. She was found not guilty of an additional four, and the jury remained deadlocked on the other three counts.   Sentencing will come at a later date, however, Holmes now faces a federal prison sentence of up to 20 years. The federal government also must decide whether to retry Holmes for the three counts on which the jury could not reach a verdict.

Holmes first rose to prominence in 2014 as the founder and CEO of Theranos, which duped investors out of millions by falsely purporting that its technology could run hundreds of medical tests using just a few drops of blood. In 2015, Wall Street Journal journalist John Carreyrou reported that the machine Holmes was selling — dubbed The Edison — did not actually work, and that the company was using outside technology and other subterfuge to fake positive test results. Federal authorities then investigated Holmes, indicting her in 2018.  In addition to accusations she misled to patients and physicians about the efficacy of Theranos’ blood tests, Holmes was also accused of lying to investors in 2015, telling them that Theranos would generate $1 billion in revenue when she allegedly knew the company would only generate a few hundred thousand dollars that year.

During her trial, Holmes’ defense attorneys claimed she didn’t mean to defraud investors. Holmes also testified in her own defense, saying her judgment was clouded because of the alleged sexual, psychological and emotional abuse she endured during her relationship with former Theranos executive Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, her ex-boyfriend and co-defendant. Balwani faces the same fraud and conspiracy charges Holmes faced but will be tried separately in January.

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Whoopi Goldberg absent from ‘The View’ after testing positive for COVID-19

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Whoopi Goldberg has tested positive for COVID-19 with a breakthrough case of the virus. Joy Behar, Goldberg’s co-host on ‘The View,’ announced the news on the show Monday. Said Behar: “Why am I here instead of Whoopi? Well, Whoopi, unfortunately, tested positive over the break but she’ll be back probably next week. Since she’s vaxxed and boosted, her symptoms have been very, very, mild. But we’re being super cautious here at The View.”

Behar, co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Sara Haines, and guest host Ana Navarro are filming ‘The View’ from home ‘out of an abundance of caution’ this week. Hostin said on Monday that she and her mom also tested positive for COVID-19 over the holiday break but have since recovered. Navarro’s father also tested positive for the virus but was able to join the family for New Years.

The 66-year-old Goldberg is fully vaccinated and boosted. Goldberg and Hostin’s positive diagnoses come amid the surge of COVID-19 cases due in part to the highly contagious omicron variant.

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