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• <br /> • Minn.Stat.§ Under the 2001 law change,the advertisement published by cities of at least 2,500 <br /> 5a. population <br /> subd. population must now show three tax rates: 1)the current local tax rate,2)the proposed <br /> rate if no levy increase is adopted and 3)the tax rate under the proposed budget. <br /> D. Public hearing and publication <br /> exemption <br /> Minn.Stat.§ Beginning this fall, a county, a city over 500 population, a school district,or a <br /> s,subd.6 <br /> (b). metropolitan s ecial taxing district is exempt from the TNT public hearing <br /> requirement if its total proposed property tax levy does not exceed its previous year <br /> final property tax levy by more than the percentage increase in the implicit price <br /> deflator(IPD).A taxing authority exempt from the TNT public hearing requirement is <br /> also exempt from the requirement to publish(or post) a notice of TNT public hearing. <br /> The levy amounts compared to determine this exemption must be the taxing <br /> authority's total levy,both net tax capacity and market value based, as well as debt and <br /> non-debt. The IPD is the one for government consumption expenditures and gross <br /> investment for state and local governments prepared by the Bureau of Economic <br /> Analysis of the U.S. Dept. of Commerce for the 12-month period ending March 31 of <br /> the levy year. For levy year 2002,taxes payable 2003,this percentage increase in the <br /> IPD is 0.7618 percent. A taxing authority's exempt status under this provision is to be <br /> • determined annually. <br /> For the purpose of the TNT parcel specific notices,the county auditor will need to <br /> verify the exempt status of the county, each school district within the county, each city <br /> over 500 population within the county,and the metropolitan special taxing districts (if <br /> applicable). <br /> The Dept. of Revenue will provide the county auditors, school districts, cities over 500 <br /> population, and the metropolitan special taxing districts with the information needed to <br /> make this determination in early June of this year. It will include the payable 2002 <br /> final total property tax levy of these taxing authorities,as well as the maximum <br /> proposed property tax levy they may have for payable 2003 and still qualify for the <br /> exemption. <br /> See the Dept.of If a taxing authority's actual proposed property tax levy for payable 2003 is less than <br /> Revenue web <br /> site: or equal to the maximum allowable for exemption,the taxing authority is exempt from <br /> (www.taxes.state the public hearing requirement. If a taxing authority's actual proposed property tax <br /> .mn.us/proptax/p levy for payable 2003 is greater than the maximum allowable for exemption,the <br /> ropinfo/tnt/tnt m <br /> ain.html) taxing authority is not exempt from the public hearing requirement. <br /> Note:A taxing authority that is exempt from the TNT public hearing requirement for a <br /> year may still choose to hold this hearing. <br /> • Guidelines for Preparing City Budgets 2003 21 <br />