AUDITOR-TREASURER
Scott Peters
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Fax: 218-745-5089
Email: scott.peters@co.marshall.mn.us
Scott Peters was elected in November 2002 and officially took office January 2003.
The Auditor-Treasurer's department serves as:
- Chief Investment Officer
- Central Accounting Office
- Licensing Agent
- Elections Administrator
- Property Tax Administrator
- Deputy Registrar-License Bureau
- Secretary to County Board
- Online Property Tax Information
- Pay Property Taxes Online
CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER
- Cash Investments-invests all counties surplus funds.
- Monitor Cash Flow-all county portfolios and county bank accounts.
- Cash Management
- Bank Reconciliation
- Prepares county Financial Statement
- Budgeting
- County Capital Assets
- County Audit
- Government Grants
- County Central Payroll
- Accounts Payable - checks, warrants
- Accounts Receivable
- Liquor License
- Tobacco License
- Auctioneers License
- Notary
Tax Calculation
- Tax Abstract to State of Minnesota
- Tax Levies
- Tax Increment Financing
- Special Assessment Maintenance
- Ditch Maintenance
- Escrow Maintenance
- Tax Statements
- Tax Capacity/Market Values by Township & City 2023
- 2023 Property Tax Rates by Township and City
- 2022 Property Tax Rates by Township and City
- 2021 Property Tax Rates by Township & City
Current and Delinquent Taxes
- Tax Collections
- Settlement Distribution
- Confession of Judgement
- Forfeiture of property
- Tax Searches
- Property Refund Forms
Transfer of Sale of Property
- Deed and Mortgage Tax Collection
- Certification of Real Estate Values(CRV)
Abstract Certification
- Certify Abstract of taxes paid/unpaid
- Certity to Special Assessments on Abstract
Property Tax Information
Tax statements for real estate and personal property are mailed once a year. By law, they must be post marked by March 31st. No second notice is sent. Statements for mobile home taxes are mailed in July and are due in August.
The first half of Real Estate taxes are due May 15th OR if the tax is $100 or less, the entire amount is due May 15th. (When the 15th falls on a weekend, taxes are due the next business day.) The second half for all property except Ag. is due Oct. 15th, Ag properties are due Nov. 15th. If your property is qualified for the later due date, it will be on your statement. Mobile Home taxes are due August 31st.
Taxes become past due after the due dates. Taxes become delinquent Jan. 1st of the year following their due date. Example, 2010 taxes not paid in a timely manner will be past due May 18, 2010 and Oct. 16, 2010 and delinquent on Jan. 1st, 2011. Mobile Home taxes become delinquent if not paid by their due date.
The penalty varies depending on how late the taxes are paid. The schedule is on the back of the statements.DEPUTY REGISTRAR-LICENSE BUREAU
- Drivers License
- Vehicle License
- Handicap Permits
- Notary
- Prepare agenda for board meetings
- Record and maintain records from all County Board meetings
Click here to pay your property taxes online