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How is a Tax/Parcel Number determined?
A tax/parcel number is typically determined through a property assessment.
What the Parcel ID Looks Like
Counties use long number formats such as:
00.00.00.0000 or 12-345-6789
Both represent your unique property record.
Where to Find Your Minnesota Parcel ID
Your annual property tax bill lists the Parcel ID near the top.
Look in Your Closing Documents
Your deed, closing disclosure, or title papers all include the Parcel ID.
When you own a home in Minnesota, you’ll often need your Property Tax ID or Parcel ID. Counties use this number to track ownership, taxes, assessments, and legal information about your property. If you want to look up taxes, check assessments, or complete real estate paperwork, this ID helps you get the right records fast.
After all, Minnesota has 87 counties, and each one manages property data a little differently. Although the process looks slightly different from county to county, the steps stay very similar. Here’s how to find your number in just a few minutes.
What the Property Tax ID or Parcel ID Looks Like
Minnesota counties use long number sequences. They may include dashes or periods, such as:
00.00.00.0000 or 12-345-6789
Both versions represent the same idea: a unique code for your specific parcel of land.
Where You Can Find Your Minnesota Parcel ID
If you look in the right places, then you can find your ID instantly. Here are the most common methods:
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Search Your County Website:
Most Minnesota counties offer online property lookups. You can search by address or name and get your full Parcel ID afterward.
Examples: Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, Anoka.
Search property records by municipalities assessor: