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House Research Department <br />Local Sales Taxes in Minnesota <br />Updated: October 2003 <br />Page 2 <br />session to make the law conform with streamlined sales tax requirements.' The additions are <br />indicated in the summary. <br />Summary of the Local Sales Tax Provisions in Minn. Stat. � 297A.99 <br />Local Taxes Subject to the Statutory Provisions <br />The statutory provisions apply to all local sales taxes authorized after 7une 2, 1997, unless the <br />enabling legislation specifically exempts the local authority from these rules by reference. <br />Starting 7anuary 1,2000, the statutory provisions apply to and preempt any contrary provisions <br />of all local sales taxes authorized before 7une 2, I997. <br />Steps That a Local Government Must Follow to Impose a Local Sales Tax <br />A political subdivision must get special legislation authorizing the imposition of the sales tax. <br />The statute requires that the governing body of the political subdivision pass a resolution <br />indicating its desire to impose t1�e tax prior to requesting the enabling legislation. The resolution <br />must include info�.ation on the proposed tax rate, the amount of revenue to be raised and its <br />intended use, and the anticipated date when the tax would expire. This resolution requirement <br />was added during the 1998 session. <br />In 1999 R:Se legislature began requiring a political subdivision to hold a local referendum at a <br />general election� before imposing an authorized local sales tax. The revenue may only be used to <br />fund specific capital improvements which must be identified at least 90 days before the <br />referendum. This codifies existing practice since most special 1�gislatian authorizing local taxes <br />passed in recent years already imposed these requirements. <br />Determination of the Local Tax Rate .. , . <br />' s . --.. <br />T h e local tax rate is set in the legislation authbrizing t�� �ax. The statute clarifies that the full �• <br />�ocal t�x rate applies to all taxable sales, even those that are taxed at a reduced rate by the state. <br />Definition of the Tax Base for the �oe�� Tax <br />Generally the statute provides that the local sales tax applies to the same tax base, with the same <br />exemptions, as the state sales tax. A taxable service is subject to the local tax if more than oi�e- <br />half of the service, based on the cost, is performedwithin the local jurisdiction. The following <br />sales made within the local taxing jurisdiction are exempt from the local tax: <br />� Streamlined Sales Tax is a national project in which participating sfates develop language to simplify and <br />standardize sales tax administratian and definitions between states. <br />z A general election means either t�ie state general election held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in <br />November of an even-numbered year, ar a regularly scheduled election for local public officials far that political <br />subdivision. <br />
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