Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-602
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Additional fee - Disposition
Official statutory text
A. An additional, nonrefundable fee as promulgated by rule by
the Commission shall be added to and payable with the license fee
for both new licenses and renewals of licenses for each licensee as
provided in Section 858-307.1 of this title. Such additional fee
shall be deposited in the Oklahoma Real Estate Education and
Recovery Fund.
B. At the close of each fiscal year, the Commission may
transfer into the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission Revolving Fund any
money in excess of that amount required to be retained in the
Oklahoma Real Estate Education and Recovery Fund and that amount
authorized to be expended as provided within this Code that is
remaining in the Oklahoma Education and Recovery Fund and
unexpended.
the Commission shall be added to and payable with the license fee
for both new licenses and renewals of licenses for each licensee as
provided in Section 858-307.1 of this title. Such additional fee
shall be deposited in the Oklahoma Real Estate Education and
Recovery Fund.
B. At the close of each fiscal year, the Commission may
transfer into the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission Revolving Fund any
money in excess of that amount required to be retained in the
Oklahoma Real Estate Education and Recovery Fund and that amount
authorized to be expended as provided within this Code that is
remaining in the Oklahoma Education and Recovery Fund and
unexpended.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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