Sign up to receive a six-month electric heat tax exemption if you meet the following requirements: you have a sing electric meter; your primary heat is electric; you have not previously signed the exemption form before; and you do not have a dual fuel or off-peak meter. 

Minnesota law provides for the exemption of sales tax on residential electric heat. To qualify, you must be able to declare that 50% of your primary residential/commercial heat is electrical.

If you meet that requirement and comply with the other items on the check-list, you may sign and exemption form and avoid the tax for the months of November through April. Those who have previously signed the form and people who have dual fuel or off peak meters are already receiving the exemption.

I declare that my primary source (50% or more) of residential heat is electrical. Therefore, I will be eligible for exemption of the Minnesota State Sales Tax for the electric bills dated November, December, January, February, March, and April. *if you have off-peak heat or dual fuel meter, OR if you have previously signed an exemption form you need not return this.