Minnesota 2023-2024 Regular Session

Minnesota Senate Bill SF5424

Introduced
4/11/24  

Caption

Local sales and use taxes enactment requirements modifications and appropriation

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MN SF375

Authority and requirements modification for local sales and use taxes

MN HF1755

Authority and requirements for local sales and use taxes modified.

MN SF5011

Hermantown local sales tax authorization modifications

MN SF5065

Edina local sales tax revenues uses modification

MN SF5229

St. Paul local sales tax use modification

MN SF5006

City of St. Peter local sales tax provision modification

MN SF5088

State and local government policy provisions modifications and appropriations

MN SF765

Certain definitions modifications for purposes of certain regional sales taxes

MN SF19

Requirements governing data centers modifications

MN HF2274

Individual income and corporate franchise taxes, property taxes, local government aids, sales and use taxes, tax increment financing, special local taxes, and other various taxes and tax-related provisions modified; various tax refunds and credits modified; reports required; and money appropriated.

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