Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-46A
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Measurable goal requirement
Official statutory text
All economic incentive provisions enacted after January 1,
2016, shall include a measurable goal or goals. For the
purposes of this act, "incentive" shall include any
provision available to be used by a business entity in the
form of a credit, exemption, deduction or rebate
pertaining to a state tax liability of any kind; any grant,
loan or financing program offered by the state or a state-
beneficiary public trust; or any program for incentive
payments from the state.
2016, shall include a measurable goal or goals. For the
purposes of this act, "incentive" shall include any
provision available to be used by a business entity in the
form of a credit, exemption, deduction or rebate
pertaining to a state tax liability of any kind; any grant,
loan or financing program offered by the state or a state-
beneficiary public trust; or any program for incentive
payments from the state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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