Minnesota 2023-2024 Regular Session

Minnesota Senate Bill SF5286

Introduced
4/2/24  

Caption

Institutions of public charity exemptions provisions modifications

Companion Bills

MN HF5266

Similar To Property tax exemption provisions modified for institutions of public charity.

Previously Filed As

MN SF2915

Exemptions for institutions of public charity provisions modification

MN HF2257

Property tax; provisions related to public charity institution exemptions modified.

MN SF4164

Various nondepository financial institutions provisions modifications

MN SF4681

Various data center exemptions and provisions modifications

MN SF4690

Various individual income and corporate franchise taxes and property taxes policy and technical changes provisions modifications, obsolete JOBZ provisions removal provision, and other miscellaneous tax provisions modifications

MN SF1363

Various public safety provisions modifications

MN SF132

Individual income and corporate franchise taxes, certain state aid programs and public finance provisions modifications and appropriation

MN SF2149

Labor and industry technical provisions modifications; earned sick and safe time provisions modifications

MN SF5162

Drug Affordability Advisory Council elimination provision, various financial institutions and health plan provisions modifications, and appropriation

MN SF771

Read Act and other educational policy provisions modifications

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