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www.mnpro.com <br /> Government <br /> Structure Information <br /> Organization: Mayor\Council <br /> Budget: $1,700,000 <br /> Community Bond Rating: <br /> Comprehensive Land Use Plan: Yes <br /> Locally Controlled Loan Program: No <br /> Recycling: Yes <br /> Fire Insurance Rating: NA <br /> Industrial Plans Approved By: Architectural Review Board,City Building Official <br /> Public Protection Services <br /> Service Type Regular Part-Time Volunteer Seasonal <br /> Fire --- --- 20 --- <br /> Police --- --- --- <br /> Sheriff 4 --- --- --- <br /> EMT --- 16 --- <br /> Property Taxes-Payable 2006 <br /> Property Tax Information Assessed Market Value Information <br /> State Tax Rate 50.83% Commercial $61,677,567 <br /> Municipal Tax Rate 35.03% Residential $766,231,200 <br /> County Tax Rate 26.97% Other $199,787,218 <br /> School Tax Rate 17.87% <br /> Misc.Tax Rate 4.27% <br /> Total Tax Rate 134.97%.Total $1,027,695,985 <br /> Minnesota commercial real estate taxes are based upon market value of taxable property as set by the local assessor.To calculate the tax for the <br /> current year,first compute the tax capacity by multiplying all property value up to$150,000 times.015,plus any value over$150,000 times.02. <br /> Example:net tax capacity on a$200,000 business property:($150,000 X.015)+($50,000 X.02)_$2,250+$1,000=$3,250.Tax capacity times <br /> the tax rate equals taxes owed.Commercial and industrial property must also pay a state property tax,which is equal to the tax capacity times the <br /> State Tax Rate. <br /> In some localities where voters have approved referendums,an additional referendum tax must be added,calculated by multiplying the referendum <br /> tax rate times the total market value of the commercial property. <br /> Please note:Specific property tax classifications and computations can be more complex and result in different tax amounts.This simplified <br /> explanation applies in the most general situations and will allow a business to roughly estimate its potential property tax burden.The county <br /> assessor or auditor may be able to answer questions about specific properties and uses. <br /> i �• � tit �"' ���, �. �a ,: ,,; >; � � E��,. <br />