Exemption modification for certain property owned by an Indian tribe

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota tax law to allow certain property owned by a federally recognized Indian tribe to be exempt from property taxes if it is located in a first‑class city with fewer than 100,000 residents, is used solely as a medical clinic, and meets size limits. The exemption applies to up to five contiguous parcels or structures not exceeding 30,000 square feet and does not cover housing, market‑rate apartments, agriculture, or forestry. The exemption takes effect for the 2027 assessment year and ends when taxes are payable in 2038.

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