Chapter 283 — Refund of Money Paid at Tax Sale or on Assignment; When Allowed

Minnesota Statutes Chapter 283 — Refund of Money Paid at Tax Sale or on Assignment; When Allowed

283.01 Refund of Money Paid at Tax Sale or on Assignment; When Allowed This section allows people who paid money at a tax sale to get a refund if the tax sale is later found to be invalid. … 283.02 In Case of Exemption This section allows refunds when taxes were paid on property that was actually exempt from taxation. If the property … 283.03 On Judgment; County to Be Party This section says that when a court orders a tax refund, the county must be named as a party to the proceeding. This … 283.04 Limitation on Right This section limits the right to a tax refund in certain situations. Not all tax overpayments automatically qualify for … 283.05 Void Taxes Paid by Mortgagee; Refund This section allows a mortgage holder who paid void taxes on property to get a refund. If a mortgagee paid taxes that … 283.06 Taxes Paid Twice This section allows a refund when the same property taxes have been paid twice. If you accidentally paid the same tax … 283.07 This section of Minnesota's tax refund law has been repealed or renumbered. It is no longer in effect. 283.08 This section of Minnesota's tax refund law has been repealed or renumbered. It is no longer in effect. 283.09 Land Erroneously Returned as Improved; Appropriation This section provides for tax adjustments when land was incorrectly listed as improved but was actually unimproved. The … 283.10 Application Must Be Made Within Two Years This section sets a two-year deadline for applying for a tax refund. You must file your application within two years of … 283.11 Canceled Tax Reinstated This section allows a canceled tax to be reinstated if the cancellation was made in error. If taxes were incorrectly …