Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-18-275

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Oilseed fee – Collection of assessment

Official statutory text

A. There is hereby assessed a fee to be determined by each

oilseed subcommittee for oilseed marketed by oilseed producers in

this state and sold or handled through commercial channels. The fee

shall be assessed and imposed upon the oilseed producer at the time

of sale or delivery and shall be collected and remitted by the first

purchaser to the Oklahoma Oilseed Commission. Pursuant to the

provisions of the Oklahoma Oilseed Resources Act, no oilseed shall

be subject to assessment of a fee more than once including a

national checkoff. If the assessment of a national checkoff fee

ceases to exist, an Oklahoma assessment shall then be implemented.

B. 1. The first purchaser shall collect the assessment by

deducting the appropriate amount from the purchase price of the

oilseed or from any funds advanced for that purpose.

2. The amount of the assessment collected shall be clearly

shown on the sales invoice or other document evidencing the

transaction. The first purchaser shall furnish a copy of the

document to the oilseed producer.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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