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Final and official 2008 MN rural real estate data

[I received this notice in an email today and thought it would be of interest to some MyMinnesotaWoods readers. -ed.] We’ve just released the final and official 2008 Minnesota Rural Real... Read More »

2008 Property tax estimates now up on Minnesota Land Economics

[I received this notice in an email today and thought it would be of interest to some MyMinnesotaWoods readers. -ed.] Dear Colleague, We loaded up the 2008 property tax data by jurisdiction... Read More »

Perspective: Problems (and solutions) with Minnesota's property tax code

Property taxes are among the most pressing issues for family forest owners. In our first foray into video, and our first “Perspective” piece, we feature a November 2008 discussion with Jeff... Read More »

Clarification of acreage eligibility for new 2c Managed Forest Lands class

Since implementation of Minnesota’s new 2c Managed Forest Lands tax classification, many questions have arisen about exactly what acres are eligible. I’m forwarding information from the Minnesota DNR and Department of... Read More »

Extension to lead 2c Managed Forest Land outreach

The University of Minnesota Extension has agreed to lead new outreach around Minnesota’s new 2c Managed Forest Lands law. 2c Managed Forest Land, a property tax class created by the 2008... Read More »

New 2c Managed Forest Land tax classification

The Minnesota legislature has created a new property tax classification for which many Minnesota woodland owners are eligible. This is big news–the new class rate is 0.65 percent, which... Read More »

Changes to MN woodland property tax rate

Bruce ZumBahlen wrote a guest post yesterday on the Vital Forests / Vital Communities blog describing changes to Minnesota’s property tax. These are exciting changes, favoring active sustainable management... Read More »

MN woodland property taxes: SFIA, 2c Managed Forest Lands, and Rural Preserve

Property taxes pay for important local government services. They also are a significant annual cost for you, the forest landowner. You may not fully recover costs, such as property taxes,... Read More »

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