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Department of Property Records and Taxpayer Services How To Calculate A Property Tax This document gives instructions for calculating a property tax for the following property classifications: Residential Homestead Residential Non-Homestead (single unit) Residential Non-Homestead (2-3 units and vacant land) and Apartments Commercial/Industrial An example of the calculation for each classification is shown, based on the final rates in effect for taxes payable in 2019. Tax rates vary depending on the City/Town, School District, and Watershed District that the property is located in. The examples assume the property is located in the City of Woodbury, ISD 833 South Washington, in the South Washington Watershed District. If you would like to calculate a property tax for a different area, you will need to open the Tax Rate document in order to look up the rates that apply.

Instructions: Step 1 Determine the Estimated Market Value that the Assessor has assigned to the property. Step 2 Calculate the Market A. Initial/Maximum Exclusion: Multiply the first 76,000 of Taxable Market Value x 40% $76,000 x 40% = $30,400 Value Homestead Exclusion* B. Value over 76,000: Taxable Market Value minus 76,000 C. Benefit Reduction Amount: B x 9% D: Homestead Exclusion Amount: A - C $ - $76,000 = $174,000 $174,000 x 9% = $15,660 $30,400-$15,660 = $14,740 able Market Value Residential Homestead Subtract the Homestead Exclusion Amount from the Estimated Market Value (rounded to nearest 100) $ - $14,740 = $235,260 ($235,300) Step 7 Step 8 A. Multiply the first 500,000 of Taxable Market Value x 1.00% B. Multiply the remainder of the Taxable Market Value x 1.25% C. A + B = Total Tax Determine the Tax Rate and Market Value Referenda Rate for the property based on the taxing districts in which it is located. There are approximately 110 different combinations in Washington County based on the unique combination of city/town, school district, and watershed district. Tax Calculate the Market Multiply the Taxable Market Value by the statutory Class Rates for Residential Homestead property: Multiply the Tax of the property by the Tax Rate Add the Taxable Market Value of the property plus the Homestead Market Value Exclusion and multiply that by the Market Value Referenda Rate Tax Tax + Market = Total Tax 235,300 x 1.00% = 2,353 0 x 1.25% = 0 2,353 + 0 = 2,353 Tax Rate = 103.20348891% 2,353 x 103.20348891% = $2,428.38 $2,428.38 + $896.02 = $3,324.40 *The 2011 legislature repealed the Homestead Market Value Credit, (the homestead credit), and replaced it with a new Homestead Market Value Exclusion. The last year of the credit is for property taxes paid in 2011 and the exclusion began for property taxes payable in 2012. Calculation of the homestead market value exclusion closely follows the calculation steps previously used to calculate the homestead market value credit: For a homestead valued at $76,000 or less, the exclusion is 40 percent of market value, yielding a maximum exclusion of $30,400 at $76,000 of market value. For a homestead valued between $76,000 and $413,800, the exclusion is $30,400 minus nine percent of the valuation over $76,000. For a homestead valued at $413,800 or more, there is no valuation exclusion.

Residential Non-Homestead (Single Unit) Instructions: Step 2 Multiply the Taxable Market Value by the statutory Class Rates for Residential Non-Homestead property: A. Multiply the first 500,000 of Taxable Market Value x 1.00% B. Multiply the remainder of the Taxable Market Value x 1.25% C. A + B = Total Tax Determine the Tax Rate and Market Value Referenda Rate for the property based on the taxing districts in which it is located. There are approximately 110 different combinations in Washington County based on the unique combination of city/town, school district, and watershed district. Multiply the Tax of the property by the Tax Rate Tax Calculate the Market Multiply the Taxable Market Value of the property by the Market Value Referenda Rate Tax Tax + Market = Total Tax x 1.00% = 2,500 0 x 1.25% = 0 2,500 + 0 = 2,500 Tax Rate = 103.20348891% 2,500 x 103.20348891% = $2,580.09 $2,580.09 + $896.02 = $3,476.11

Instructions: Step 2 Multiply the Taxable Market Value by the statutory Class Rate for Residential Non-Homestead & Apartment property: Multiply the Taxable Market Value x 1.25% x 1.25% = 3,125 Tax Calculate the Market Residential Non-Homestead (2-3 units & Vacant Land) and Apartments Determine the Tax Rate and Market Value Referenda Rate for the property based on the taxing districts in which it is located. There are approximately 110 different combinations in Washington County based on the unique combination of city/town, school district, and watershed district. Multiply the Tax of the property by the Tax Rate Multiply the Taxable Market Value of the property by the Market Value Referenda Rate Tax Tax + Market = Total Tax Tax Rate = 103.20348891% 3,125 x 103.20348891% = $3,225.11 $3,225.11 + $896.02 = $4,121.13

Calculate the Fiscal Disparity Portion of the Tax Calculate the Local Portion of the Tax Commercial/Industrial Instructions: 1,000,000 Step 2 Multiply the Taxable Market Value by the statutory Class Rates for Commercial/Industrial property: Calculate the State Tax A. Multiply the first 150,000 of Taxable Market Value x 1.50% B. Multiply the remainder of the Taxable Market Value x 2.00% C. A + B = Total Tax Multiply the Taxable Market Value by the statutory Class Rates for Commercial/Industrial property: A. Subtract the first 100,000 of Taxable Market Value B. Multiply the first 50,000 of Taxable Market Value x 1.50% C. Multiply the remainder of the Taxable Market Value x 2.00% D. B + C = Total Tax Determine the Tax Rate, Market Value Referenda Rate, Fiscal Disparity Rate, State C/I Rate and Fiscal Disparity Ratio for the property based on the taxing districts in which it is located. There are approximately 110 different combinations in Washington County based on the unique combination of city/town, school district, and watershed district. Multiply the Total Tax of the property by the Fiscal Disparity Ratio (this percentage varies by municipality) Subtract the Fiscal Disparity Tax from the Total Tax of the property 150,000 x 1.50% = 2,250 850,000 x 2.00% = 17,000 2,250 + 17,000 = 19,250 1,000,000-100,000 = 900,000 50,000 x 1.50% = 750 850,000 x 2.00% = 17,000 750 + 17,000 = 17,750 Tax Rate = 103.20348891% Fiscal Disparity Rate = 143.992% State C/I Rate = 41.000% Fiscal Disparity Ratio = 36.0779% 19,250 x 36.0779% = 6,945 19,250-6,945 = 12,305 Step 7 Multiply the Local Tax of the property by the Tax Rate 12,305 x 103.20348891% = $12,699.19 Tax Step 8 Calculate the Market Multiply the Taxable Market Value of the property by the Market Value Referenda 1,000,000 x 0.35840602% = $3,584.06 Rate Step 9 Calculate the Fiscal Disparity Tax Multiply the Fiscal Disparity Tax of the property by the Fiscal Disparity Tax Rate (this rate is uniform throughout the 7 metro counties) 6,945 x 143.992% = $10,000.24 Step 10 Calculate the State Tax Multiply the State Tax of the property by the State C/I Tax Rate (this rate is 17,750 x 41.000% = $7,277.50 uniform statewide) Step 11 Tax Tax + Market + Fiscal Disparity Tax + State Tax = $12,699.19 + $3,584.06 + $10,000.24 + Total Tax $7,277.50 = $33,560.99