Own homes in Arizona and Minnesota? Your property tax year

13 state-wide dates across both states, month by month. Counties that set their own dates are on each state's page, and your county's page has the full list.

March

Date and source	Deadline	Applies to
March 1 every yearazleg.govOct 21	Exemption filing Widow, widower or disability exemption	All 15 Arizona counties
March 1 every yearazleg.govOct 21	Bills due Second half due	All 15 Arizona counties

April

Date and source	Deadline	Applies to
April 30 every yearrevisor.mn.govOct 21	Appeal deadline File a petition in Tax Court or district court	All 87 Minnesota counties

May

Date and source	Deadline	Applies to
May 1 every yearazleg.govOct 21	Last day without penalty Pay the second half by 5 p.m.	All 15 Arizona counties
May 15 every yearrevisor.mn.govOct 21	Last day without penalty First half, last day without a penalty	All 87 Minnesota counties
May 31 every yearrevisor.mn.govOct 21	Last day without penalty First half for seasonal resort property	All 87 Minnesota counties

October

Date and source	Deadline	Applies to
October 1 every yearazleg.govOct 21	Bills due First half due	All 15 Arizona counties
October 15 every yearrevisor.mn.govOct 21	Last day without penalty Second half, last day without a penalty	All 87 Minnesota counties

November

Date and source	Deadline	Applies to
November 1 every yearazleg.govOct 21	Last day without penalty Pay the first half by 5 p.m.	All 15 Arizona counties
November 15 every yearrevisor.mn.govOct 21	Last day without penalty Second half for farm property	All 87 Minnesota counties

December

Date and source	Deadline	Applies to
December 31 every yearazleg.govOct 21	Last day without penalty Bills of $100 or less: pay by 5 p.m.	All 15 Arizona counties
December 31 every yearazleg.govOct 21	Other Pay the full year by now: no first-half interest	All 15 Arizona counties
December 31 every yearrevisor.mn.govOct 21	Exemption filing Apply for homestead status	All 87 Minnesota counties

A second home in Arizona

Arizona taxes a home the owner lives in as their primary residence as class three property. A home a qualifying relative lives in as their primary residence can be class three too. azleg.govOct 21
To decide if a home is your primary residence, officials look at how long you live there each year, your voting precinct, your driver license address and where your vehicles are registered. azleg.govOct 21
If the assessor thinks a class three home isn't your primary residence, you'll get a notice asking if it's a secondary residence or a rental. Don't answer within 15 days of the final notice and it's moved to class four, with a civil penalty equal to the prior year's state aid. azleg.govOct 21
If you own residential rental property, you must keep your details on file with the county assessor and update them within ten days of a change. Owners who live outside Arizona must name a statutory agent who lives in the state. azleg.govOct 21

A second home in Minnesota

Late penalties are higher on nonhomestead property: 4 percent at first, then another 4 percent, up to 12 percent. revisor.mn.govOct 21
Under the rules for homes a relative lives in, property classed as seasonal residential recreational property while you or your spouse owned it won't be reclassed as a homestead unless you live in it as one. revisor.mn.govOct 21
If one spouse lives elsewhere because of work, the assessor can't deny homestead treatment just because only one spouse lives in the home. The two workplaces and the two homes must each be at least 50 miles apart. revisor.mn.govOct 21

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