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Petroleum Tax Inspection Fee
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The Petroleum Inspection Fee helps cover the state's cost to oversee the sale and supply of petroleum products in Minnesota.
This fee is imposed on petroleum products when they are:
- Received by the first licensed distributor
- Received and held for sale or use by any person (if not previously handled by a licensed distributor)
The Petroleum Inspection Fee is $1 for every 1,000 gallons or $0.001 per gallon.
Most of the revenue from this fee (89%) goes to the Minnesota Department of Commerce to pay for the regulation of petroleum sellers, petroleum supply monitoring, and a state program that helps property owners increase energy efficiency. The remainder is deposited into the state's General Fund.
For more information, view the statute (M.S. 239.101).
