Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-5-112
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Distributor permit - Wholesaler permit - Permit
Official statutory text
applications.
A. All manufacturers, importers, brokers and others who sell
alcoholic beverages to a wholesaler in Oklahoma, regardless of
whether the sale is consummated within or without the State of
Oklahoma, shall obtain a distributor permit from the Oklahoma Tax
Commission.
B. Any person having a wholesaler's license shall obtain a
wholesaler permit from the Tax Commission.
C. A distributor permit or wholesaler permit may be obtained by
filing a verified permit application with the Tax Commission on a
form furnished by the Tax Commission.
A. All manufacturers, importers, brokers and others who sell
alcoholic beverages to a wholesaler in Oklahoma, regardless of
whether the sale is consummated within or without the State of
Oklahoma, shall obtain a distributor permit from the Oklahoma Tax
Commission.
B. Any person having a wholesaler's license shall obtain a
wholesaler permit from the Tax Commission.
C. A distributor permit or wholesaler permit may be obtained by
filing a verified permit application with the Tax Commission on a
form furnished by the Tax Commission.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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