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Cities have several potential sources of revenue. Find information on property taxes, state aid programs, city service charges and enterprise funds, borrowing funds, obtaining grants and accepting donations.
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Paying for City Services

Access resources about city finances like the property tax system, local government aid, and tax increment financing.

Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Decertification

This economic development tool can affect a city's tax base and LGA distribution when its districts are decertified.

Related Learning and Events

MemberLearn Online Courses

Chart of Accounts

[FREE COURSE] Learn how cities can use a chart of accounts to record transactions and ensure accurate, consistent financial reporting.

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Calculating Property Tax

[FREE COURSE] Explore the foundations of property tax calculation and its significance in promoting the economic stability and growth in Minnesota cities.

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Finance: The Budgeting Process

[FREE COURSE] This course designed specifically for small cities provides an overview of the budgeting process.