CHAPTER 7 REPORTING TAX SETTLEMENT

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1 07.18 TAX SETTLEMENT The tax settlement refers to the process of taking taxes that have been collected, allocating them to the appropriate taxing authorities, making payment to these authorities and reporting the detail of what has been paid. Prior to the development of computer systems for this purpose, this process was both tedious and time-consuming. Computer systems that allocate taxes have made this process quicker and automatic. New legislative programs involving new tax bases and types of taxes have made the programming and auditing processes more complex. The State Auditor has an expectation that counties will be able to tell how much money is due and payable to each taxing authority at any given time. This has led to computer systems that allocate payments, adjustments and refunds to the various taxing authorities at the point that a transaction occurs. The settlement process then becomes a step of adding together all the amounts that have been allocated to each taxing authority at the transactional level for transactions that occurred within the timeframe covered by the tax settlement. Exceptions to this transactional allocation occur in the areas of penalty and interest, fiscal disparity and manual distributions (such as various payments in lieu of tax PILT or PILOT ) that are not covered within the tax system. Allocations of penalty and interest collections that are made early in the year can not be made at the transaction level at the time of the transaction because the information needed to make the allocation is not available at that time. Part of the penalty and interest collections are allocated to the schools. The school portion is allocated to all schools in the county based on proportionate shares of net tax capacities for the current year. Since these tax capacities are not finalized in January, penalty and interest collected at this time is put into a suspense account and then allocated to the appropriate taxing authorities when the valuation information becomes available or at the time that the formal allocation (distribution) of funds is made for the settlement. The fiscal disparity distribution process involves adjusting expected payout dollars for expected but uncollected (or over-collected) dollars paid into the fiscal disparity pool. You need to know what has been uncollected or over-collected in the fiscal disparity tax for the settlement period before you can allocate the payments to the appropriate taxing authorities. The fiscal disparity taxes are put into a suspense account and allocated at the time of the settlement. There are many PILT programs in statute, each with their own distribution methodology. Rather than programming the allocation methodologies for these various programs, most county systems (if not all) handle these PILT payments in a manual allocation and add the results to the appropriate taxing authorities in the settlement process. Some counties don t allocate payments at the time of the transaction. Instead, payments are accumulated by tax type by unique taxing jurisdiction and are reported in total for the settlement period. These aggregated numbers are then allocated at the time of the settlement. This approach can greatly reduce the amount of memory needed to store transactional data and the processing time involved with allocating payments each time a transaction occurs but this approach does not easily allow for the state auditor goal of knowing how much is due to each taxing authority at any given time. This approach used to be the norm, but low-cost memory and high-speed processors have made the transactional allocation model the most-used approach. TAX SETTLEMENT

2 May Tax Settlement With County Auditor The May tax settlement is the first settlement of the year and covers all tax receipts collected from January 1 to May 20. It is not unusual for a county to settle receipts for a slightly different timeframe. Some counties strictly adhere to the May 20 end date. Some use the May 20 cutoff for current year tax collections but a May 31 cutoff for all other collections. Some use May 31 for all collections. It s important to make a distinction between the collection date and the date that a payment is applied. Funds collected by May 20 or postmarked by May 15 should be included in the May settlement. For some counties, it may take weeks to actually post these payments to the tax system. The sample forms provided below differ in the level of detail shown for the taxing authority for the settlement period. The most detailed report shows the fund breakdown for each tax type for each tax payable year for each taxing authority for the settlement period. The detailed report can also be used as a remittance advice to go along with the payment after adjustment for manual items not covered by the computer system. The less detailed report sample shows the same information but without the fund breakdown totals are shown by tax type. The summary form does not show breakdowns by fund or year. Each of these reports plays a part in the settlement process. Your choice in the level of detail may depend on the level of auditing taking place for the particular settlement. Also shown is an example of a report that shows the split of taxes collected with a given municipality. This can be helpful for the auditing and settlement verification process. Counties may also have separate detailed reports for tax increment financing and/or special assessments collections. Provides a summary of taxes collected and payable to each taxing authority for the settlement period. Provides different levels of detail for auditing tax allocations. County Treasurer County Auditor M.S Later of May 20 or 26 days after the postmark date on the envelopes containing the tax statements. TAX SETTLEMENT

3 Tax collection data as allocated to each taxing authority. County Most Detailed SPRUCE COUNTY TAX SETTLEMENT OF 7/5/02 (COLLECTED 1/1/02 THRU 5/31/02) Authority: Entity: 12 County Type ALL PRIOR PEN/INT TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, LESS ADVANCE MM/DD/YYYY 999,999, LESS ADVANCE MM/DD/YYYY 999,999, NET TO DISTRICT... $999,999, TC 1 GENERL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, TORT 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, DEBT 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, R&B 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, MISC 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, LIBRAR 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, TOTAL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, FD 1 GENERL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, TORT 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, DEBT 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, R&B 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, MISC 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, LIBRAR 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, TOTAL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, MVR 1 GENERL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, TOTAL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, SUBTOTAL 1 GENERL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, LEVY 2 TORT 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, DEBT 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, R&B 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, MISC 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, LIBRAR 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, TOTAL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ============================================================================================================================================================================= County Less Detailed SPRUCE COUNTY TAX SETTLEMENT OF 7/5/02 (COLLECTED 1/1/02 THRU 5/31/02) Authority: Entity: 12 County Type ALL PRIOR PEN/INT TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, LESS ADVANCE MM/DD/YYYY 999,999, LESS ADVANCE MM/DD/YYYY 999,999, NET TO DISTRICT...$999,999, TC 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, FD 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, MVR 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, SUBTOTAL LEVY 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ======================================================================================================================================================================= CONTAM 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, TIF EX 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, MH TC 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, MH MVR 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, PILT HRA 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, FORFLAND 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, SUBTOTAL NONLEVY 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ======================================================================================================================================================================= TOTAL TAX 999,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ,999, ======================================================================================================================================================================= TAX SETTLEMENT

4 County Summary Form SPRUCE COUNTY TAX SETTLEMENT OF 7/5/02 (COLLECTED 1/1/02 THRU 5/31/02) Authority: Entity: 12 County Type ALL YEARS PEN/INT TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 999,999, ,999, ,999, LESS ADVANCE MM/DD/YYYY 999,999, LESS ADVANCE MM/DD/YYYY 999,999, NET TO DISTRICT... $999,999, TC 999,999, ,999, ,999, FD 999,999, ,999, ,999, MVR 999,999, ,999, ,999, SUBTOTAL LEVY 999,999, ,999, ,999, ========================================================================= CONTAM 999,999, ,999, ,999, TIF EX 999,999, ,999, ,999, MH TC 999,999, ,999, ,999, MH MVR 999,999, ,999, ,999, PILT HRA 999,999, ,999, ,999, FORFLAND 999,999, ,999, ,999, SUBTOTAL NONLEVY 999,999, ,999, ,999, ========================================================================= TOTAL TAX 999,999, ,999, ,999, ========================================================================= ========================================================================= TIF 999,999, ,999, ,999, ========================================================================= SPASMT 999,999, ,999, ,999, ========================================================================= TAX SETTLEMENT

5 Distribution Report For a City Distribution Report Tax Roll: Real Estate Tax Payable Year: 2006 City Spruce Tax Entity Funds Tax Capacity Based Tax Market Value Based Tax Special Assessment Principal Special Assessment Interest Penalty Interest Fees Total City 0099 Spruce 01 General Revenue 1,032, ,032, Bonded Debt 17, , RMV Based Debt 22, , Total City - Spruce 1,049, , ,071, Tax Increment Spruce TIF District , , TIF District , , TIF District , , Total TIF - Spruce 171, , Tax Increment Excess Spruce TIF District Total TIF Excess - Spruce Special Assessments Spruce , , , , , , , Total SA - Spruce , , , School District General Revenue Total ISD School District General Revenue Gen RMV Voter Non Exempt 758, , Gen RMV Other Exempt 109, , Gen NTC Other Exempt 56, , Community Service 287, , Gen Debt Voter Non Exempt 90, , Gen Debt Other Non Exempt 431, , Total ISD , , ,733, Tax Increment Excess ISD 0234 TIF District Total TIF Excess - ISD School District General Revenue Total ISD Watershed 045 Skunk Creek 01 General Revenue 4, , Bonded Debt 59, , Total W/S Skunk Creek 64, , City HRA - Spruce 01 General Revenue 20, , Total City HRA - Spruce 20, , County 99 - SOak 01 General Revenue 1,493, ,494, Bonded Debt 182, , County Library Revenue 164, , County Library Debt 14, , Total County - Spruce 1,856, ,856, Special Assessment - Oak County , , , Total SA - Oak County , , , State 01 State General - SRR 2, , State General - CI 684, , Total State 687, , State Auditor TIF Fees TIF District TIF District TIF District Total State Auditor TIF Total Tax 4,717, , ,607, Total Special Assessments , , , Total Tax and Special Assessments 4,717, , , , ,662, TAX SETTLEMENT

6 May Tax Settlement Abstract The statutes provide for an abstract of the May tax settlement to be sent to the state auditor. This requirement does not exist for the other tax settlement. This appears to be enforced and may be outdated.? County Auditor State Auditor M.S Within 30 days after settlement Tax settlement data ( ) None May Tax Settlement Remittance Advice The remittance advice shows the breakdown of the amount paid to the taxing authority. It should be broken down by fund, by tax type and by tax payable year (although for some taxing authorities, current vs. delinquent may be a sufficient level of detail). The most detailed tax settlement report in can be used as remittance advice. The state auditor developed a settlement report a number of years ago that is still in use in some counties. The state auditor report for a city typically needs separate reports for special assessment and tax increment financing detail because the form does not accommodate the volume of these tax types that may exist in a city. Provides the detail needed to post tax receipts on the books of the taxing authority. Provides a justification of the amount paid. TAX SETTLEMENT

7 County Treasurer Taxing authorities receiving taxes. M.S The treasurer must make payment within 60 days of May 20 (or at a later date if tax statements were mailed after the statutory timeline). After 45 days, interest accrues on the settlement amount at an annual rate of 8%. See also Advances and Partial Settlements ( ) for required payments to school districts and optional payments to other taxing authorities. Tax settlement reports from the computer system as adjusted for advances and partial settlements, and manual distributions. See most detailed tax settlement report in State Auditor Settlement Report State Auditor Form 317 Tax Settlement Report Taxing Authority: City of Spruce Date: July 5, 2006 To: John Meese, Treasurer 123 Main Street, Spruce MN Fund Acct No: Period Covered: January 1 to May 20, 2006 Warrant No.: Wire Sources Revenue Bonded Debt Penalty Revenue Special Assessments Penalty - Special Assessments Tax Increment Total 1 Current Taxes 1,032, , , ,251, Delinquent Taxes 30, , , , , Advances (800,000.00) (800,000.00) 4 Current Manufactured Home 2, , Delinquent MH Fiscal Disparity 210, , , Current TIF , , Current TIF , , Delinquent TIF Total 476, , , , , , By Oak County Auditor October Partial Tax Settlement Remittance Advice Covers tax collections in the time period from the end of the May Tax Settlement to October 20 and estimated tax collections from October 20 to November 20. See for a description of the remittance advice. TAX SETTLEMENT

8 See May Tax Settlement Remittance Advice ( ) County Treasurer Taxing authorities receiving taxes. M.S Payment must be made within ten business days after November 15. There is no penalty for late payment. See also Advances and Partial Settlements ( ) for required payments to school districts Tax settlement reports from the computer system as adjusted for advances and partial settlements, and manual distributions. See May Tax Settlement Remittance Advice ( ) Final Tax Settlement with County Auditor Covers collections from November 20 to December 31 and any other funds collected during the year that have not already been paid out. Provides a summary of taxes collected and payable to each taxing authority for the settlement period. Provides different levels of detail for auditing tax allocations. County Treasurer County Auditor M.S On or before 1/05 TAX SETTLEMENT

9 Tax collection data as allocated to each taxing authority. See Final Tax Settlement Remittance Advice Covers collections from November 20 to December 31 and any other funds collected during the year that have not already been paid out. See May Tax Settlement Remittance Advice ( ) County Treasurer Taxing authorities receiving taxes. M.S Payments must be made on or before 1/25. Interest accrues at an annual rate of 8% for any taxes not paid out by 1/25. Tax settlement reports from the computer system as adjusted for manual distributions. See May Tax Settlement Remittance Advice ( ) Advances and Partial Settlements A distinction is made here between an advance and a partial settlement. For this purpose, an advance describes a payment made for cash flow purposes where the amount paid is not broken out by fund or tax type typically the entire amount is paid to the general revenue account of the taxing authority. The amount advanced is reversed when the settlement or partial settlement is paid to the taxing authority, resulting in a net payment (settlement less advance). TAX SETTLEMENT

10 A partial settlement is made prior to the May and Final settlements and contains the full fund and tax type breakout. The May and Final settlement reflect the net amounts not already paid to the taxing authorities. Counties can choose to handle the payments required here as either advances or partial tax settlements. The statutes provide that taxing authorities (other than school districts) can provide a written request for an advance of the May Tax Settlement and that the county should make payment of at least 70% of tax collections in this circumstance. Some counties will provide these advances automatically without requiring a written request. Some counties will also make advances on the October partial settlement if requested, even though the statutes do not specifically provide for advance process in this case. Remittance advice documents should be provided for either advances or partial settlements in the same form as used for the tax settlements themselves. Provides the detail needed to post tax receipts on the books of the taxing authority. Provides a justification of the amount paid. County Treasurer School Districts or taxing authorities requesting advances M.S for school advances for the May tax settlement and written requests from other taxing authorities. M.S for school advances for the October partial settlement. May Tax Settlement 50% of school district collections is paid within 7 business days after May 15. Another 50% of school district collections is paid within an additional 7 business days. At least 70% of collections is paid to a taxing authority that requests an advance. Payment is made within 30 days of May 20. October Partial Tax Settlement 50% of school district collections is paid within 7 business days after October 15. Another 50% of school district collections is paid within an additional 7 business days. Tax settlement reports ( ) run at an intermediate point in the tax settlement process. None. TAX SETTLEMENT

11 School Apportionment This report shows the amounts apportioned to schools based on proportionate shares of the net tax capacities for all school districts in the county. School district allocations of penalty and interest fit this category as do school portions of transmission and distribution line taxes. The penalty and interest are allocated in the May and Final Tax Settlements. The transmission and distribution line taxes are allocated entirely in the May Tax Settlement. The report shows the amount apportioned, the source of funds, and the net tax capacity of each school district in the county. The net tax capacity used is the prior year s assessment for taxes payable in the current year. Provides the Department of Education and school districts with amounts needed to adjust school district levy limits. County Auditor Minnesota Department of Education. School Districts. M.S. 127A.34. M.S. 123B.19 provides a $50 penalty for failure to report an apportionment to the department of education as required by law. The statutory due date is the first Wednesday after the funds are apportioned. Tax settlement information for school districts ( ) See next page for sample. TAX SETTLEMENT

12 Education Funding 1500 Highway 36 West Roseville, MN COUNTY AUDITOR REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT APPORTIONMENT ED GENERAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS: Minnesota Statutes 127A.34, Subd. 2 and 3 (AUDITOR S DUTIES) state: Subd. 2. The county auditor each year shall apportion to the school districts within the county the amount received from power line taxes under section , liquor licenses, fines, estrays, and other sources belonging to the general fund. The apportionments shall be made in proportion to each district s net tax capacity within the county in the prior year. The apportionments shall be made and amounts distributed to the school districts at the times provided for the settlement and distribution of real and personal property taxes under sections , , and , except that all of the power line taxes apportioned to a school district from the county school fund shall be included in the first half distribution of property taxes to the school district. No district shall receive any part of the money received from liquor licenses unless all sums paid for such licenses in such district are apportioned to the county school fund. Subd. 3. The county auditor, on the first Wednesday after such apportionment, shall report to the commissioner on the amount apportioned, the sources from which such money was received, and the net tax capacity of each district in the county. Upon completion of this report please distribute one copy to each school district within your county, return a copy to the above address, and retain a copy for your files. County Name Apportionment Distribution Date Date of Last Distribution Name of Person Completing this Report Title Telephone Number ( ) - FAX Number ( ) - 1. School District Apportionment Collection Period: FROM: TO: 2. Penalties on Real Estate Taxes (for period listed on line 1) Minn. Stat $ 3. Taxes on Transmission and Distribution Lines (for period listed on line 1) Minn. Stat $ 4. Miscellaneous Amounts to be Apportioned (for period listed on line 1) Minn. Stat. 123B.19, , , Subd.7, , and $ 5. Total Amount to be Apportioned to School Districts (sum of lines 2, 3, and 4) $ 6. Total Prior Year Net Tax Capacity Within the County $ 7. Apportionment Rate (line 5 divided by line 6; carry division out to at least 6 decimal places) SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME AND NUMBER PRIOR YEAR NET TAX CAPACITY WITHIN COUNTY AMOUNT OF APPORTIONMENT (Valuation times line 7) SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME AND NUMBER PRIOR YEAR NET TAX CAPACITY WITHIN COUNTY $ $ $ $ AMOUNT OF APPORTIONMENT (Valuation times line 7) TOTALS: The column total for Prior Year Net Tax Capacity Within County must agree with line 6, and the Amount of Apportionment column total must agree with line 5. $ $ VERIFICATION OF REPORT DATA I hereby verify that to the best of my knowledge the information on this report is complete and accurate. Signature - County Auditor: Date: DISTRIBUTION School Districts (1 each), Minnesota Department of Education (1), County Auditor Files (1) TAX SETTLEMENT

13 Tax Increment Excess Paid to Schools This report shows the amount of tax increment excess and/or surplus paid to each school district in the last tax settlement. This would include funds due to base rate excess, money returned by tax increment districts to the county auditor and tax increment funds collected after a tax increment district has been decertified. Used to lower a school s state aid payments County Auditor Minnesota Department of Education M.S , subd. 2 M.S , subd. 9 Statutory date is within 30 days of the distribution of funds Tax settlement data related to school portion of tax increment excess or surplus ( ) School District Excess TIF Report County Name Settlement Period Settlement Date School District Base Rate Tax Increment Excess Returned Money from Decertified Districts Total Excess TIF Received 123 Spruce $ - $ - $ Oak Pine - - Total $ - $ - $ - County Auditor: Phone #: Date: TAX SETTLEMENT

14 School Tax Settlement Report (Form 52) The school tax settlement report provides remittance advice information for tax settlements to school districts in the county. The state auditor provides three different formats for this purpose. Option 1 shows a high level fund breakdown based on the use of the funds. Option 2 shows a more detailed fund breakdown that matches Department of Education levy certifications. Option 3 is the same as option 2 except that JOBZ categories are eliminated. This form can be used in metro counties or in counties that do not have JOBZ. Alternate forms can be used for this purpose as long as they meet the general requirements of the state auditor provided forms. State Auditor forms are available at Provides the detail needed to post tax receipts on the books of the school district. Provides a justification of the amount paid. County Treasurer School Districts within the county None At the time that the May Settlement, the October Partial Settlement and January Final Settlement are paid. Tax settlement data related to payments made to schools ( ) See next two pages for sample. TAX SETTLEMENT

15 State Auditor Option 1 TO: Independent School District No. SCHOOL TAX SETTLEMENT REPORT (2006) County Date Warrant No. General Fund Special 01 Revenue Fund Community Debt Sources General Service Service Other Total 1. Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Current Manufactured Homes Delinquent Manufactured Homes County Apportionment XXXX XXXX XXXX Personal Prop. Pen. & Int Tax Forfeited Sales XXXX XXXX Conservation Land XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Revenues from tax increment finance Fiscal Disparities Other: Total TAX SETTLEMENT

16 State Auditor Option 2 TO: Independent School District No. SCHOOL TAX SETTLEMENT REPORT (2006) Date Warrant No. Special Debt Service Fund (07) General Fund Revenue Fund General Debt General Debt General Debt General Debt 01 a a 01 a 01 a 01 Community Debt Service Debt Service Debt Service Debt Service RMV Voter RMV Voter RMV Other NTC Voter NTC Other Other Service (04) Voter Apprvd. a Voter Apprvd. Other a Other Sources JOBZ Nonexempt JOBZ Exempt JOBZ Exempt JOBZ Exempt JOBZ Exempt General b JOBZ Exempt JOBZ Nonexempt JOBZ Exempt JOBZ Nonexempt JOBZ Exempt Total Taxes Payable 2. Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Current Manufactured Homes Delinquent Manufactured Homes County Apportionment XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Personal Prop. Pen. & Int. XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Tax Forfeited Sales XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Conservation Land XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Revenues from tax increment finance XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Fiscal Disparities Other: Total a In priors years where separate JOBZ levies not applicable amounts are included in this column b Includes amounts for State Auditor Option 3 TO: Independent School District No. SCHOOL TAX SETTLEMENT REPORT (2006) Date Warrant No. General Fund Special Debt Service Fund (07) Revenue Fund General General RMV Voter NTC Voter State Determined NTC Other Community Debt Service Debt Service Sources Approved Approved Gen. Educ. Other General Service (04) Voter Apprvd. Other Total 1. Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Taxes Payable Current Manufactured Homes Delinquent Manufactured Homes County Apportionment XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Personal Prop. Pen. & Int. XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Tax Forfeited Sales XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Conservation Land XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Revenues from tax increment finance XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX Fiscal Disparities Other: Total TAX SETTLEMENT

17 State Share of Deed and Mortgage Registration Taxes The state gets 3% of amounts collected for deed and mortgage registration taxes charged when documents are recorded. Funds collected are remitted to the state on a monthly basis. The remittance report shows the total amount collected for each type of tax and provides detail on any adjustments made or refunds issued. The remittance form is available at Provides data to support the amount paid to the state. County Treasurer Payment and report to Minnesota Department of Revenue. M.S for state deed. M.S for mortgage registration. On or before the 20th of each month for receipts collected in the prior month. Receipts through June 25 and estimated collections for the rest of June must be remitted on or before two business days before June 30. Receipt reports related to tax collections for deed or mortgage registration taxes. See next page. TAX SETTLEMENT

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19 State Share of State General Tax This report shows the amount of state general tax being paid by the county for current vs. delinquent tax years. Provides written backup to the electronic transfer of fund. County Treasurer Minnesota Department of Revenue M.S st half tax settlement on or before 6/29. 2nd half settlement through November 20 on or before 12/02. Final settlement on or before 1/25. Tax settlement reports related to allocations to the state general tax ( ). See next page for sample. TAX SETTLEMENT

20 State Share of Contamination Tax Contamination taxes collected on parcels that have an approved clean-up plan are remitted to the state except for a 5% administrative fee retained by the county. Provides a breakdown of contamination tax amounts remitted to the state. County Treasurer Minnesota Department of Revenue TAX SETTLEMENT

21 M.S , subd. 3 Same time as tax settlements. Tax settlement information related to contamination tax allocations ( ) MINNESOTA Department of Revenue CN-1 Contamination Tax Due the State County Address Contact person Daytime phone number City State Zip code Calendar year 1st half 2nd half 1 Tax collections at the 50% rate Tax collections at the 12.5% rate Add the amounts on lines 1 and Multiply line 3 by.95 (95%). This is the amount of CONTAMINATION TAX DUE THE STATE....4 Make check payable to MN Dept. of Revenue Signature of County Treasurer Daytime phone number For questions on completing this form, call (612) Mail form and payment to: Minnesota Contamination Tax, Mail Station 3331, St. Paul, MN Due Dates: The first half payment is due the state the same day in July as the distribution of real property taxes is due to taxing districts. Be sure to include in the first half payment any contamination taxes collected in the previous calendar year but not paid to the state in the previous calendar year. The second half payment is due the state the same day at the end of November or beginning of December as the distribution of real property taxes is due to taxing districts State Auditor Tax Increment Fee Shows the amount of the state auditor fees (currently 0.36% of tax increment distributed) being paid to the state for the current tax settlement. Provides an itemization by type of revenue for payments made to the state County Treasurer TAX SETTLEMENT

22 Minnesota Department of Finance M.S , subd. 11 Same time as tax settlements. Tax settlement information related to state auditor tax increment fees ( ) TAX SETTLEMENT

23 REV: 07/2005 VITAL STATISTICS/REAL ESTATE MONTHLY REMITTANCE REPORT TO TREASURY DIVISION County For: Please complete and return to: Treasury Division, Accounting Questions? P.O. Box Call Richard: Saint Paul, MN SECTION A: PAYABLE TO " COMM OF FINANCE, TREAS DIV" 1. Children's Srch (03141) M.S Marr Lic Fee (05058) M.S Marr Lic Suprvd Visit (05137) M.S Marr Lic/MN ENABL (05149) M.S Birth/Death Surcharge (05186) M.S S4 MARR LIC/ DISPLACED HOMEMAKER: (05265) M.S , s 1b & 2 33A. No Premarital Education (regular fee) License 33B. Pre-Marital Education (reduced fee) License 35. Marr Lic/Healthy Marriage (05289) M.S , S5 (5) 41. Court Fees: I. Notarial/State (04005) M.S S2 (11) REAL ESTATE FEES: Subtotal 50. County Recorder & Registrar's Fees M.S , , , , 508A.82, 515B REAL ESTATE ASSURANCE - Tax Forfeited M.S REAL ESTATE ASSURANCE - Registered Land M.S TAX INCREMENT ADMINISTRATIVE FEE - TIF M.S Subtotal GRAND TOTAL Prepared By: Phone: TAX SETTLEMENT