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Minnesota Statutes - Property Taxes
Minnesota Statutes
> Property Taxes
Current as of: 2010
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Chapter 272
Taxation, General Provisions
Chapter 273
Taxes; Listing, Assessment
Chapter 274
Assessments; Review, Correction, Equalization
Chapter 275
Taxes; Levy, Extension
Chapter 276
Collection, Accounting, Distribution
Chapter 276A
Tax Relief Area Revenue Distribution
Chapter 277
Delinquent Personal Property Taxes
Chapter 278
Real or Personal Property Tax; Objection, Defense
Chapter 279
Delinquent Real Estate Taxes
Chapter 280
Real Estate Tax Judgment Sales
Chapter 281
Real Estate Tax Sales, Redemption
Chapter 282
Tax-forfeited Land Sales
Chapter 283
Refund to Purchasers
Chapter 284
Actions Involving Tax Titles
Chapter 287
Mortgage Registry Tax; Deed Tax
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