<div>From: Winona County RecorderParties splitting or dividing existing parcels of real estate during the remainder of 2025 must record the documents by year’s end to avoid prepayment of 2026 real estate taxes. Minnesota law requires the transactions to be recorded in 2025 and not just postmarked, as is allowed in some other cases.If parties wait until January to record the transactions, the estimated 2026 taxes are required to be prepaid. If a property being split is in the Green Acres program, a payback determination by the County Assessor is also needed.Parties are encouraged to file recording transactions as soon as possible so any unexpected problems or incomplete information can be reviewed and finalized.The Recorder’s Office is located at 202 West Third Street in Winona. The office will be closed December 24 and 25.</div>

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Parties splitting or dividing existing parcels of real estate during the remainder of 2025 must record the documents by year’s end to avoid prepayment of 2026 real estate taxes. Minnesota law requires the transactions to be recorded in 2025 and not just postmarked, as is allowed in some other cases.

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Record property splits by year’s end

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