Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-4102
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Authority and jurisdiction to administer
Official statutory text
A. Service Oklahoma is hereby granted authority and
jurisdiction to administer the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Excise Tax
Act, and Service Oklahoma is hereby authorized to promulgate, adopt,
and enforce all necessary rules and regulations and to prescribe all
forms which it deems necessary to carry the Oklahoma Vessel and
Motor Excise Tax Act into effect and to enforce the provisions
thereof.
B. All forms, declarations, applications, statements, or other
information in writing and executed by owners or representatives of
owners are hereby declared to be executed and shall be considered to
be executed under penalties of perjury.
jurisdiction to administer the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor Excise Tax
Act, and Service Oklahoma is hereby authorized to promulgate, adopt,
and enforce all necessary rules and regulations and to prescribe all
forms which it deems necessary to carry the Oklahoma Vessel and
Motor Excise Tax Act into effect and to enforce the provisions
thereof.
B. All forms, declarations, applications, statements, or other
information in writing and executed by owners or representatives of
owners are hereby declared to be executed and shall be considered to
be executed under penalties of perjury.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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