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It defines who must issue and who must receive CRPs, including rules for married couples, unmarried renters, and cases where renters move. The guidance covers due dates, penalties for failure or knowing overstatement, and detailed line-by-line instructions for completing amounts exactly, including special calculation methods for care facilities.","Landlord Instructions for CRP 2010  \nYou are required by law to provide one Certificate of Rent Paid (CRP) to each adult renter by January 31, 2011 (M.S. 290A.19).  \nWho must issue CRPs  \nIf you own rental property and rent living space to other persons, you or your managing agent must issue a CRP to those persons if:  \n• property tax was payable in 2010 on the property, or  \n• you were not required to pay property tax, but you made payments in lieu of property taxes.  \nNursing homes, adult foster care homes, intermediate care, assisted living or other health-care facilities use the additional instructions available on the department’s website at [www.taxes.state](www.taxes.state). [mn.us. If you do not have access](mn.us. If you do not have access) to the Internet, call us at 651-296-3781 or 1-800- 652-9094 to request a copy.  \nNursing homes, adult foster care homes, intermediate care or other health-care facilities use a flat dollar amount per month to determine the rent paid by a resident. The rate is used only for purposes of determining rent constituting property taxes and is adjusted annually for inflation.  \nIf you bought or sold the property in 2010  \nIf you sold the property, you must give each renter a CRP that covers the period of time you owned the building, or you must turn over to the buyer all information showing the rent paid for the period you owned the building. The buyer must then include those amounts when preparing 2010 CRPs for the renters.  \nIf you bought the property and the seller did not tell you the amount of rent paid by the renter for the period the seller owned the property, enter on line 1 the total rent paid to you by the renter for the period you owned the building.  \nWho must receive a CRP  \nYou must complete and give one CRP to each married couple or unmarried adult who lived in a rental unit you owned.  \nMarried renters: Give only one CRP to a married couple. If the couple separated or divorced before you issued the CRP, give the CRP to the one who remained in the rental unit. If both moved out, give the CRP to the first one who asks for it.  \nStock No. 1510852  \nUnmarried renters: Give a separate CRP to each adult person who lived in the rental unit, even if their name is not on the lease. 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