Minnesota § 64B.24 TAXATION

Minnesota Statutes

§ 64B.24 — TAXATION

Minnesota § 64B.24

PartINSURANCE

Ch. 64BFRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETIES

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Minn. Stat. § 64B.24 (2026).

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Fraternal benefit societies are declared to be charitable institutions, and the property held and used for lodge purposes, and the funds of these societies shall be exempt from taxation under the general tax or revenue laws of this state, except that the real estate of the society shall be taxable. Insurance premiums paid to a fraternal benefit society are exempt from the taxes imposed under chapter 297I.

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Fraternal benefit societies are declared to be charitable institutions, and the property held and used for lodge purposes, and the funds of these societies shall be exempt from taxation under the general tax or revenue laws of this state, except that the real estate of the society shall be taxable. Insurance premiums paid to a fraternal benefit society are exempt from the taxes imposed under chapter 297I.