Where are all fees collected under Minnesota law deposited?

Under Minnesota law, all fees collected typically go to the state treasury unless specific provisions dictate otherwise. This means that the general practice is to centralize funds within the state’s financial system, which helps maintain uniformity and accountability in handling public funds. The state treasury serves as a secure repository for these fees, allowing for better oversight and facilitating state budgetary processes, including funding for various programs and agencies that may be supported by these revenues. By placing fees in the state treasury, the law ensures that the collection and allocation of funds adhere to established financial regulations and governance.