Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-50-135
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Forfeiture of Motor Fuel Excise Tax revenues
Official statutory text
Any participating municipality that does not comply with the
contribution requirements of this act shall forfeit that
proportionate share of the Motor Fuel Excise Tax which is received
through the Oklahoma Tax Commission. It shall be the duty of the
Oklahoma Tax Commission to withhold these funds until such time as
the Attorney General shall certify to the Oklahoma Tax Commission,
upon proof presented, that the provisions of this act are being
complied with by the participating municipality, that the forfeiture
of the Motor Fuel Excise Tax is terminated. It shall be the duty of
the Attorney General to enforce the provisions of this section.
contribution requirements of this act shall forfeit that
proportionate share of the Motor Fuel Excise Tax which is received
through the Oklahoma Tax Commission. It shall be the duty of the
Oklahoma Tax Commission to withhold these funds until such time as
the Attorney General shall certify to the Oklahoma Tax Commission,
upon proof presented, that the provisions of this act are being
complied with by the participating municipality, that the forfeiture
of the Motor Fuel Excise Tax is terminated. It shall be the duty of
the Attorney General to enforce the provisions of this section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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