Form Mt-07 - Initial Oil Or Gas Exemption Request Page 2
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2OPERATOR & PURCHASER INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATOR
To apply for an exemption renewal, please review the entries on the front of this form and make any necessary corrections.
After the Kansas Department of Revenue certifies the renewal, a certified copy will be sent back to you and to the
purchaser you have indicated. The certified copy will be your Certificate of Exemption. If you make address corrections,
please make sure they are legible. The printed addresses will be used as address labels in window style envelopes.
If the lease has been transferred to a new operator, return the application indicating the new operator name. Please
correct any errors on the application. If you have a new purchaser, please update the purchaser information.
If additional copies of this form are needed, they can only be found on the Kansas Department of Revenue’s web site at:
Due to limited state funding KDOR will not be printing supplies of this form.
Please note that all operators and purchasers are required to notify the Mineral Tax Service Division of any
changes by submitting Form MT-8, Operator and Purchase Change Request. This form can be submitted by
email:
mail to the address on the front of this form.
ks.op.pur.chngrqst@kdor.ks.gov, fax: 785-296-4993 or by
Average Daily Oil Production
Average daily oil production is equal to total gross production divided by number of producing well days.
Producing well days, for a single oil well, is equal to the number of days that the well was in production.
Producing well days, on a lease, is equal to the sum of the producing well days for each individual well on the lease. For
example, say a lease has 3 wells, A, B, and C. During the 6 month production history period, well “A” produced 30 days,
well “B” produced 60 days, and well “C” 180 days. The total number of producing well days is 30, plus 60, plus 180 which
equals 270 days.
Write the calculated Average Daily Production in the space provided on the front of this form. If the BOPD is greater
than the current minimum exemption levels, do not send in the form because the exemption will be denied.
PURCHASER
If certified, this application informs you that the indicated lease/well is exempt for the period shown. If you are not the
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purchaser of the lease, please return the form to the Kansas Department of Revenue.
The exemption is non-transferable between operators. Should this lease change operators, this exemption will no
longer be valid. A new exemption number for the new operator will be issued for the remaining effective months.
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