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Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-15.7

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Disbursement of fees and monies

Official statutory text

All fees and other monies except the fines as provided in

Section 15.24 of this title received by the Board pursuant to the

provisions of the Oklahoma Accountancy Act shall be expended solely

for effectuating the purposes of the Oklahoma Accountancy Act and

shall be deposited to the credit of the Board with the Oklahoma

State Treasurer. After the close of each fiscal year the Board

shall file with the Governor a report of all fees charged, collected

and received and all disbursements during the previous fiscal year.

The Board shall pay into the General Revenue Fund of the state ten

percent (10%) of all annual registration fees so charged, collected

and received, and no other portion shall ever revert to the General

Revenue Fund or any other fund of the state.

All salaries, fees, and other expenses incurred by the Board in

the performance of the duties imposed by the provisions of the

Oklahoma Accountancy Act shall be paid from the Board’s Revolving

Fund and none of said expenses shall be a charge against the general

funds of this state.

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