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Corporate tax in Minnesota refers to the income and franchise taxes imposed on corporations operating or earning income within the state. It involves compliance with Minnesota's tax laws for businesses, including filing annual returns and remitting taxes due to the Department of Revenue.
Minnesota imposes a corporate franchise tax on C corporations and S corporations (for certain built-in gains and passive investment income). The corporate tax rate is 9.8%, and the state also levies a corporate minimum fee based on Minnesota apportioned taxable income. Businesses must file Form M4, Corporation Franchise Tax Return, annually with the Minnesota Department of Revenue.