United States — Minnesota
Minnesota Statutes § 297F.18 - INTEREST
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This provision sets how interest is calculated on late taxes, certain additional taxes, erroneous refunds, judgments, and some penalties.
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United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets how interest is calculated on late taxes, certain additional taxes, erroneous refunds, judgments, and some penalties.
United States — Minnesota
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Insurance companies, health maintenance organizations, and some taxpayers may offset or claim certain credits against Minnesota premium tax, subject to limits, carryforwards, refunds, and reporting rules.
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This provision sets how mortgage registry tax is calculated for different mortgage situations and limits tax in some cases.
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Certain corporations and entities must pay estimated tax if their expected tax liability is over $500, usually in four equal installments.
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This provision sets Minnesota tax rates and several tax credits, including credits for taxes paid to another state and certain expenses or contributions.
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The commissioner of natural resources must make phased payments to Koochiching or St. Louis County after certain federal park acquisitions, and the county auditor must certify the amount due by March 30.
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Except for electronically filed documents, the tax must be paid as section 287.08 requires, and the treasurer must put a receipt for the tax on the document or instrument.
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This section defines terms and requires public utilities to notify the commissioner when they expect to retire an electric generating unit and remove it from the property tax base.
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Taxes and surcharges generally must be assessed within 3.5 years after a return is filed, with special rules for false, fraudulent, or missing returns.
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Minneapolis may use an agreement-based local sales tax in a downtown taxing area, with collections paid, remitted, and used for specified debt service and arena/metrodome costs, including a 0.25% park and recreation board tax tied to section 473.599 bonds.
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Town electors may set the road-and-bridge tax at the annual town meeting, and the town board may make an emergency levy by October 1.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision imposes civil penalties for failing to pay deed tax, attempting to evade the tax, and a county’s late remittance of June tax receipts.
United States — Minnesota
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Refunds of money paid at a tax sale are allowed only if one of three conditions is shown: the parcel was tax-exempt, the taxes were already paid before the sale, or the assessment/levy was void.
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Reserved timber or mineral interests in transferred land are to be assessed and taxed separately, and may be sold for taxes.
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The metropolitan area’s property tax levy for any year may not exceed 0.00806% of estimated market value, with specified bond-related taxes excluded.
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Rules for motor vehicle lease sales tax: the lessor must collect the tax, and state officials must estimate and transfer related revenue.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets rules for agricultural property tax deferment and valuation, including who qualifies, how applications are filed, and how deferred taxes or special assessments are handled when property stops qualifying or is sold.
United States — Minnesota
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The commission must levy an annual property tax in the transit area, capped at 0.12089% of estimated market value, and may issue general obligation certificates after certifying the levy.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets taxes for certain racing licensees, requires timely remittance and reporting to the commission, lets the commission impose a limited admissions tax in some cases, and gives claimants a one-year process for unredeemed ticket proceeds.
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Municipalities must pay covered judgments or settlements, and if unpaid at the annual tax levy the governing body must levy enough tax to cover the amount and interest.