Commissioner of revenue temporary authority to not include certain taxpayers on liquor posting provided.

Minnesota House Bill 3752, introduced in the 2025-2026 legislative session, aimed to grant the Commissioner of Revenue temporary authority to exclude certain taxpayers from the liquor posting requirements. This would have allowed the Commissioner to temporarily withhold specific taxpayer information from public disclosure related to liquor sales. The bill was introduced on February 26, 2026, and referred to the Taxes Committee. An amendment was added on March 12, 2026, with Representative Michael Howard joining as an author. However, the bill did not progress further and died in committee.

MN HF3752 is a house bill in the Minnesota 94th Legislature 2025-2026, sponsored by Dave Baker (R), currently “Introduced” since February 26, 2026.

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While there is no direct media coverage of House Bill 3752, the proposal to grant the Commissioner of Revenue temporary authority to exclude certain taxpayers from liquor postings could be viewed positively by businesses and individuals concerned about privacy. Such a measure might be appreciated by those who believe that temporary exclusions are necessary to protect sensitive business information from public disclosure.

On the other hand, transparency advocates and consumers might view the bill negatively. They could argue that withholding taxpayer information related to liquor sales undermines public access to information and accountability. The lack of media coverage suggests that the bill did not generate significant public interest or debate, possibly due to its limited scope and the fact that it did not advance beyond the committee stage.