Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-420.29-1
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Exports exempted from assessment
Official statutory text
A. No fee shall be collected on any deliveries of odorized LP
gas destined for export out of this state if the LP gas is in
continuous movement to a destination outside of this state.
B. Purchasers or representatives of purchasers claiming an
exemption under this section must complete a form, provided by the
Commission, and return it to the loading rack operator making the
exempt delivery. Any purchaser requesting an exemption for a
particular load or for all LP gas purchased shall complete a form
provided by the Commission. Each loading rack operator shall keep
all exemptions forms filed with him or her on file and available for
inspection by the Commission for a period of four (4) years.
gas destined for export out of this state if the LP gas is in
continuous movement to a destination outside of this state.
B. Purchasers or representatives of purchasers claiming an
exemption under this section must complete a form, provided by the
Commission, and return it to the loading rack operator making the
exempt delivery. Any purchaser requesting an exemption for a
particular load or for all LP gas purchased shall complete a form
provided by the Commission. Each loading rack operator shall keep
all exemptions forms filed with him or her on file and available for
inspection by the Commission for a period of four (4) years.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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