Minnesota State Real Estate Practice Test

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When delinquent taxes are filed, what information must be provided?

Only the property address.
The previous owner’s name and address.
Name of taxpayers and the detailed amount owed, along with relevant years.
Just the legal description of the property.

The correct answer is: Name of taxpayers and the detailed amount owed, along with relevant years.

The correct response highlights the critical details that must be disclosed when delinquent taxes are filed. This requirement ensures transparency and accuracy in the tax collection process. Providing the name of taxpayers, the detailed amount owed, and the relevant years helps establish a complete and clear record of the tax liability. This information allows tax authorities to track outstanding debts, inform taxpayers of their responsibilities, and facilitates further actions if necessary to collect overdue taxes. In contrast, simply listing the property address, only the previous owner's details, or just the legal description does not encompass the necessary information needed to understand the tax situation fully. Recognizing the identity of the taxpayers paired with the specific amounts owed and the years involved creates accountability and aids in the administrative processes of tax collections.