Chapter 276 — Delivery of Lists to Treasurer

Minnesota Statutes Chapter 276 — Delivery of Lists to Treasurer

276.01 Delivery of Lists to Treasurer This law requires the county auditor to give property tax lists to the county treasurer by the first business day of … 276.012 This statute section was repealed in 1997. The section number 276.012 no longer contains active law and is retained only … 276.015 Treasurer to Publish Tax Rates This law says the county treasurer must publish the property tax rates in a newspaper for three weeks if the county … 276.017 Timely Payments This law sets the rules for when a property tax payment counts as 'on time.' A payment is timely if it is received by … 276.02 Treasurer to Be Collector The county treasurer is responsible for collecting all property taxes, fines, and penalties shown on the county tax … 276.03 Treasurer to Collect Local Assessments This law requires the county treasurer to collect special assessments levied by a city for local improvements at the … 276.04 Notice of Rates; Property Tax Statements This law sets out what must be included on your property tax statement. The statement must show taxes owed to each … 276.041 Filing to Receive Notice of Delinquent Taxes This law allows property owners, buyers, lenders, lien holders, escrow agents, and renters to file their name and … 276.05 Receipts for Tax Payments This law governs property tax payment receipts. If you pay taxes in cash or request a receipt, the county treasurer must … 276.06 Tax Statements to State Apportionment of Taxes This law allows county treasurers to include a breakdown of how tax rates are divided among taxing authorities on … 276.07 Undivided Interest; Payment and Receipt When multiple people share ownership of property, any one of them — including lenders, renters, or lien holders — can … 276.08 Orders Received for Taxes This law allows the county treasurer to accept government payment orders as payment for property taxes. The treasurer … 276.09 Settlement Between Auditor and Treasurer This law sets the timing for the county treasurer to settle accounts with the county auditor. The settlement must happen … 276.10 Apportionment and Distribution of Funds After the May settlement, the county auditor and county treasurer divide all collected tax money among the proper taxing … 276.11 When Treasurer Shall Pay Funds From May Settlement After the May settlement, the county treasurer must promptly pay each town, city, school district, and special taxing … 276.111 Distributions and Final Year-end Settlement This law sets the schedule for the county treasurer to make fall and year-end payments of collected property taxes to … 276.112 State Property Taxes; County Treasurer This law requires county treasurers to settle and transmit state property tax collections to the Minnesota Commissioner … 276.12 Auditor to Keep Accounts The county auditor must maintain separate accounting records for the state, county, and every town, city, and school … 276.13 This statute section was repealed in 1989. The section number 276.13 no longer contains active law and is retained only … 276.131 Distribution of Penalties, Interest, and Costs This law sets rules for how penalties, interest, and costs collected on late property taxes are divided among taxing … 276.14 This statute section was repealed in 1989. The section number 276.14 no longer contains active law and is retained only … 276.15 Both subdivisions of this statute section have been repealed. Subdivision 1 was repealed in 1973 and subdivision 2 was … 276.16 This statute section was repealed in 1973. The section number 276.16 no longer contains active law and is retained only … 276.17 This statute section was repealed in 1973. The section number 276.17 no longer contains active law and is retained only … 276.18 This statute section was repealed in 1973. The section number 276.18 no longer contains active law and is retained only … 276.19 Unclaimed Overpayments If you overpay your property taxes, the county must notify you promptly and tell you how to claim the refund. If you do … 276.20 This statute section was repealed in 1997. The section number 276.20 no longer contains active law and is retained only … 276.21 This statute section was repealed in 1997. The section number 276.21 no longer contains active law and is retained only …