Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-3-805
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Written notice of termination of election required
Official statutory text
WRITTEN NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF ELECTION REQUIRED. Any
nonprofit organization which makes an election in accordance with
Section 3-804 of this act will continue to be liable for payments in
lieu of contributions until it files with the Commission a written
notice terminating its election not later than the last day of
January immediately following the beginning of the calendar year for
which such termination shall first be effective. After such
termination such employer shall be treated as a newly subject
nongovernmental employer for profit under the Oklahoma Employment
Security Act for purposes of determining such organization's
contribution rate.
nonprofit organization which makes an election in accordance with
Section 3-804 of this act will continue to be liable for payments in
lieu of contributions until it files with the Commission a written
notice terminating its election not later than the last day of
January immediately following the beginning of the calendar year for
which such termination shall first be effective. After such
termination such employer shall be treated as a newly subject
nongovernmental employer for profit under the Oklahoma Employment
Security Act for purposes of determining such organization's
contribution rate.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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