United States — Minnesota
Minnesota Statutes § 426.05 - WHEELAGE TAX
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Cities may impose an annual wheelage tax on motor vehicles, but the tax is capped and several vehicle categories are exempt.
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Cities may impose an annual wheelage tax on motor vehicles, but the tax is capped and several vehicle categories are exempt.
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This section sets deadlines and notice rules for proposing property tax levies and mailing notice to taxpayers.
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This provision sets how the commissioner and county auditor calculate and certify property tax deferral amounts for qualifying homeowners, and limits deferrals based on income and property value.
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This section lets the commissioner approve certain tax reductions for businesses in border city enterprise zones, but only within the stated area limits and subject to approval conditions.
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This section sets when interest must be paid on tax overpayments and how the interest is calculated.
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If certain semitaconite land does not produce at least 1,000 tons of iron ore concentrate in a year, a tax may be assessed at the local tax rate, subject to a cap on net tax capacity.
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This provision imposes special fuel excise taxes, sets rates for different fuels, assigns who is taxed in different situations, and gives the commissioner authority to set certain yearly rates.
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This section sets tobacco tax rates for cigarettes, tobacco products, moist snuff, and premium cigars, and requires retailers to collect and remit use tax on delivery sales.
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This section sets the state general levy amounts, defines the taxable property classes it applies to, and requires the commissioner and counties to certify, adjust, abate, or distribute amounts in specified circumstances.
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If the commissioner of revenue asks, a claimant seeking relief for property taxes must provide a satisfactory property tax statement or copy showing no delinquent homestead taxes.
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The county auditor must reduce county net tax capacity by 10% of the net tax capacity of certain transmission lines when preparing tax lists for levy years with credits under section 273.42.
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Businesses must apply to the city for a tax credit certificate to claim certain tax benefits, and the city and commissioner have related verification, notice, payment, and allocation limits.
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Olmsted County’s board may adopt a transit tax and a wheelage tax by resolution, with limits, collection rules, an exemption for certain vehicles, and an expiration date for the transit tax.
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This section sets a tax rate for certain transmission and distribution lines and gives qualifying landowners a property tax credit.
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This section lets the commissioner collect unpaid tax, interest, and penalties in a civil action and sets civil penalties for late payment, late filing, false returns, repeated noncompliance, and informational-return failures.
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This section sets default definitions for terms used in certain special laws authorizing local taxes, when the tax is administered by the Department of Revenue and reported with chapter 297A taxes.
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These proceedings are for determining net tax capacity and do not stop defenses from being raised later; the owner may also answer separately about an excess levy.
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The commissioner must allocate border city tax reductions to western-border enterprise zones, with specific dollar limits and per-capita allocation rules, and some allocations can be used for related tax offsets if the municipality finds they are needed to retain or attract business.
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This section lets distributors and taxpayers get certain tobacco tax refunds or credits, and it requires reporting or reimbursing the commissioner if refunded tax is later recovered.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including return, return information, tax administration, taxpayer identity, disclosure, Minnesota tax laws, commissioner, person, taxpayer, and Department of Revenue data.