UP TO 9.85% + FEDERAL BURDEN

Minnesota Tax Strategy: North Star State Tax Freedom

Minnesota has one of the highest state income taxes (up to 9.85%). Combined with federal rates, nearly half your retirement can go to taxes. Section 7702 provides escape.

The Minnesota Tax Challenge

Minnesota is top rate of 9.85% is among the highest in America. Combined with federal taxes, the burden is severe.

✅ The Good News

  • Social Security partially exempt
  • Strong economy and job market
  • Excellent quality of life
  • High-quality healthcare

⚠️ The Challenge

  • Top rate 9.85% (5th highest)
  • Federal taxes up to 37%
  • Combined rate can reach 46%
  • Social Security only partially exempt

Minnesota Tax By The Numbers

9.85%
Top State Rate
37%
Max Federal Tax
46%+
Combined Rate
#5
Highest Tax State

Section 7702: Your Tax Freedom Solution

Section 7702 of the IRS tax code creates a powerful opportunity: access your retirement funds through policy loans that are completely tax-free—at both federal and state levels. For Minnesota residents, this means escaping both the state tax burden and federal taxation entirely.

Federal Tax-Free

Policy loans bypass federal income tax entirely. No 22-37% federal tax on your retirement income.

State Tax-Free

No Minnesota state income tax on policy loans. Your retirement income stays tax-free at the state level.

Minnesota Professionals We Typically Serve

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Mayo Clinic Professionals

Physicians and researchers at world-famous Mayo Clinic

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Twin Cities Healthcare

Leaders at UnitedHealth, Medtronic, and major health systems

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Retail Executives

Leaders at Target, Best Buy, and other Minnesota retailers

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Financial Services

US Bancorp, Ameriprise, and other financial executives

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Agribusiness Leaders

Cargill, General Mills, and agricultural executives

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Corporate Headquarters

Leaders at Minnesota Fortune 500 companies

Minnesota Areas We Serve

Minneapolis
Saint Paul
Rochester
Duluth
Bloomington
Brooklyn Park
Plymouth
Maple Grove
Woodbury
St. Cloud

Matt Nye's Recommendation

"Minnesota is a paradox—incredible quality of life, Fortune 500 headquarters, Mayo Clinic—but also 9.85% state income tax. Add federal taxes and you are losing nearly half your retirement."

"I understand why people love Minnesota and refuse to leave. For those clients—Mayo physicians, Target executives, Cargill leaders—Section 7702 is not optional. It is essential."

"Tax-free retirement income is how you afford to stay in the North Star State. Your neighbors who seem to manage it? Many of them have Section 7702 strategies. Now you know their secret."

— Matt Nye, 20-Year Industry Veteran

Frequently Asked Questions

Minnesota taxes are brutal. Is leaving the only option?

Many high earners are leaving Minnesota, but Section 7702 offers an alternative. Policy loans bypass Minnesota 9.85% and federal taxes. You can stay and still have tax-free retirement income.

I work at Mayo Clinic. How much could I save?

Mayo physicians face 9.85% state plus up to 37% federal—nearly half their income in taxes. Section 7702 policy loans are tax-free. Over 20 years, the savings are hundreds of thousands.

Social Security is only partially exempt. What does that mean?

Minnesota taxes Social Security for higher earners. Section 7702 policy loans are not income—they do not trigger Social Security taxation or push you into higher brackets.

I am a Target or UnitedHealth executive. Is Section 7702 relevant?

Absolutely. Fortune 500 executive compensation puts you in the highest brackets. Section 7702 converts taxable income into tax-free retirement income. Essential for Minnesota corporate leaders.

Minnesota has great quality of life. Is tax planning worth it?

The quality of life is why you stay. Section 7702 lets you enjoy Minnesota without losing half your retirement to taxes. Tax-free income makes the Minnesota lifestyle affordable.

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