Minnesota · Minnesota Department of Revenue
SupportedKeep your OneHomeschool receipt for the Minnesota K-12 education credit and subtraction
Claimed on your state taxes. Pay by card, keep your receipt from Settings, and claim it on your Minnesota income tax return. The state decides what qualifies.
Before you count on it
Minnesota counts software and computer costs only up to a set limit, leaves out programs that are primarily religious, and limits the credit by household income. Check the Department of Revenue's rules before you claim.
Where to go
Minnesota K-12 Education Credit and Subtraction
These open the program's own website in a new tab.
Claimed on your state taxes
How it works in Minnesota
- 1
Pay by card and download your receipt from Settings.
Keep the itemized receipt: a card statement alone may not be enough.
- 2
Check whether you can take the credit.
The credit has a household income limit; the subtraction does not. Both are on the Department of Revenue's page.
- 3
Claim the credit on Schedule M1ED.
OneHomeschool goes on the educational software line, which has its own limit.
- 4
Put what the credit did not use on Schedule M1M.
The subtraction has its own software limit, per family.
- 5
File your Form M1 by April 15.
Keep your receipts with your records.
OneHomeschool, Inc.
1300 South Blvd, STE 36424
Charlotte, NC 28203
Receipt
OH-10318
Billed to
Dana Rivera
Rivera Family
Service period
Oct 1, 2026 to Jun 30, 2027
Online homeschool curriculum and instructional materials
Students covered
Paid in full on October 1, 2026 by card
Sample receipt. Yours names your own family and students.
- Our legal name and full business address
- Your name, address and email
- Each student, with their grade and share of the price
- The exact dates your plan covers
- An itemized description in the programs' own terms
- The total, how it was paid, and a number to quote
Each program sets its own rules for what it covers, so check yours before you buy.
Questions about paying with ESA funds·Minnesota homeschool laws
This page explains how payment works with each program. It is not advice about your eligibility, which only your program can decide.
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