Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-420.27
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Assessment on first sale or import of odorized LP gas -
Official statutory text
Records of remitted fees - Entry upon business premises - Suspension
or revocation of registration permit.
A. To fund the activities of the Commission an assessment shall
be imposed on the first sale of odorized LP gas or at the time of
import of odorized LP gas into the State of Oklahoma. Each operator
of a loading rack on delivery into any cargo container shall collect
from the person who purchases the odorized LP gas an assessment in
an amount of one-half cent ($0.005) per gallon. Each owner of
odorized LP gas, at the time of import into this state, shall be
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responsible for the payment of the one-half cent ($0.005) per gallon
assessment on the volume of LP gas at the time of import.
B. The assessment shall be computed on the net amount of
odorized LP gas delivered into a cargo container.
C. Loading rack operators and importers shall maintain
sufficient records regarding their LP gas operations to enable the
Commission to determine whether the loading rack operators and
importers have remitted all fees due under the provisions of
subsection A of this section. Loading rack operators and importers
shall make such records available to the Commission for inspection
and shall maintain such records for the minimum period of time that
business records are required to be maintained by the Internal
Revenue Service.
D. Upon a determination by a majority vote of the Commission
that just cause exists, a representative of the Commission may, at
reasonable times and after reasonable notice to the loading rack
operator and importer, enter an office, premises or place of
business of a loading rack operator or importer to inspect, examine
and obtain copies of the LP gas operation records maintained
pursuant to subsection C of this section, for the purpose of
conducting an audit or investigation or enforcing or administering
this act. The loading rack operator or importer or their
representative is entitled to be present when the Commission
representative enters to make inspections and examinations on the
premises of the loading rack operator or importer.
E. The Commission shall serve notice to the Oklahoma Liquefied
Petroleum Gas Administrator regarding any importer who fails to
remit the assessment as required under the provisions of this
section. Upon notice and hearing, the Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum
Gas Board may suspend or revoke any registration permit issued to
the loading rack operator or importer by the Oklahoma Liquefied
Petroleum Gas Board until all assessments and penalties are paid in
full.
or revocation of registration permit.
A. To fund the activities of the Commission an assessment shall
be imposed on the first sale of odorized LP gas or at the time of
import of odorized LP gas into the State of Oklahoma. Each operator
of a loading rack on delivery into any cargo container shall collect
from the person who purchases the odorized LP gas an assessment in
an amount of one-half cent ($0.005) per gallon. Each owner of
odorized LP gas, at the time of import into this state, shall be
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 204
responsible for the payment of the one-half cent ($0.005) per gallon
assessment on the volume of LP gas at the time of import.
B. The assessment shall be computed on the net amount of
odorized LP gas delivered into a cargo container.
C. Loading rack operators and importers shall maintain
sufficient records regarding their LP gas operations to enable the
Commission to determine whether the loading rack operators and
importers have remitted all fees due under the provisions of
subsection A of this section. Loading rack operators and importers
shall make such records available to the Commission for inspection
and shall maintain such records for the minimum period of time that
business records are required to be maintained by the Internal
Revenue Service.
D. Upon a determination by a majority vote of the Commission
that just cause exists, a representative of the Commission may, at
reasonable times and after reasonable notice to the loading rack
operator and importer, enter an office, premises or place of
business of a loading rack operator or importer to inspect, examine
and obtain copies of the LP gas operation records maintained
pursuant to subsection C of this section, for the purpose of
conducting an audit or investigation or enforcing or administering
this act. The loading rack operator or importer or their
representative is entitled to be present when the Commission
representative enters to make inspections and examinations on the
premises of the loading rack operator or importer.
E. The Commission shall serve notice to the Oklahoma Liquefied
Petroleum Gas Administrator regarding any importer who fails to
remit the assessment as required under the provisions of this
section. Upon notice and hearing, the Oklahoma Liquefied Petroleum
Gas Board may suspend or revoke any registration permit issued to
the loading rack operator or importer by the Oklahoma Liquefied
Petroleum Gas Board until all assessments and penalties are paid in
full.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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