Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-11-305
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Certification of net investment expense - Allowance
Official statutory text
of tax credit.
A. Upon a determination of all such facts posed by the
applicant's recycling, reuse, or source reduction process in this
state, the Department of Environmental Quality shall certify to the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 268
Oklahoma Tax Commission the actual or estimated agreed net
investment expense of installing such process and shall submit all
such relevant information for use by the Tax Commission in allowing
such tax credit and in auditing income tax returns subsequently
filed by the applicant.
B. If an estimated agreed net investment expense is certified
to the Tax Commission, the Tax Commission shall subsequently adjust
such estimate to the actual cost outlay by the applicant for the
process, not in excess of the certified estimate, at the time the
tax credit is taken. The income tax return specifying the cost
outlay for the process submitted by the applicant may be accepted
by the Tax Commission as the actual net investment cost of the
process unless the Tax Commission determines that an audit of the
income tax return or income tax liability of the applicant is
warranted. In conducting an audit, the Tax Commission is authorized
to request such records and documentation as they determine to be
necessary to verify the accuracy of the return. The person, firm,
corporation or other legal entity taking such tax credit shall be
required to submit to the Tax Commission evidence of the actual
capital outlay for the installation of such process at the time such
credit is to be taken for income tax purposes or when otherwise
requested by the Tax Commission.
C. The Commission shall allow the tax credit to be taken as and
to the extent provided herein.
A. Upon a determination of all such facts posed by the
applicant's recycling, reuse, or source reduction process in this
state, the Department of Environmental Quality shall certify to the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 268
Oklahoma Tax Commission the actual or estimated agreed net
investment expense of installing such process and shall submit all
such relevant information for use by the Tax Commission in allowing
such tax credit and in auditing income tax returns subsequently
filed by the applicant.
B. If an estimated agreed net investment expense is certified
to the Tax Commission, the Tax Commission shall subsequently adjust
such estimate to the actual cost outlay by the applicant for the
process, not in excess of the certified estimate, at the time the
tax credit is taken. The income tax return specifying the cost
outlay for the process submitted by the applicant may be accepted
by the Tax Commission as the actual net investment cost of the
process unless the Tax Commission determines that an audit of the
income tax return or income tax liability of the applicant is
warranted. In conducting an audit, the Tax Commission is authorized
to request such records and documentation as they determine to be
necessary to verify the accuracy of the return. The person, firm,
corporation or other legal entity taking such tax credit shall be
required to submit to the Tax Commission evidence of the actual
capital outlay for the installation of such process at the time such
credit is to be taken for income tax purposes or when otherwise
requested by the Tax Commission.
C. The Commission shall allow the tax credit to be taken as and
to the extent provided herein.
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