ST. PAUL, MN (KDLM) – Former DFL State Representative Paul Marquart of Dilworth was unanimously confirmed by the Senate to become Minnesota’s Revenue Commissioner.
“He is a friend of the taxpayer and he also listens to differences of opinion and looks for constructive ways to bridge those differences,” said Rochester Republican Carla Nelson, former chair of the Tax Committee. Nelson worked with Marquart as her House counterpart.
Marquart was appointed by Governor Tim Walz on December 21st and began serving on January 2nd.
“In just my short time as commissioner, I’ve seen firsthand the dedication and integrity of the employees in this agency, and I look forward to building on the great work they’re doing every day and continuing to work together to fund the future for all of Minnesota,” Marquart said.
“As a former teacher, mayor, and legislator, Paul Marquart brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Department of Revenue. I’m grateful to have Paul by our side as we work to lower costs and deliver a tax system that works for all Minnesotans,” Walz said.
Marquart served 18 years in the Legislature on the House Taxes Committee including four years as its chair.






