Minnesota SF375 modifies local sales and use tax authority and requirements, including public hearings and voter approval processes.
Minnesota SF375 amends the state's statutes to modify the authority and requirements for local sales and use taxes. It mandates that political subdivisions must conduct public hearings to inform voters about specified capital projects funded by local sales taxes. These projects must demonstrate regional significance and include a detailed description and cost estimate. The bill also requires voter approval for the imposition of local sales taxes, with separate questions for each project.
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