Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-1001.4
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Natural and casinghead gas marketing deduction – Costs
Official statutory text
- Rules.
A. Producers of natural gas and casinghead gas who incur
marketing costs of the gas produced may deduct such costs from the
gross value when computing the gross value subject to the taxes
levied pursuant to Sections 1001 and 1101 of Title 68 of the
Oklahoma Statutes.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 367
B. Marketing costs are nonproduction costs incurred by the
producer to enable the transport of gas from the well to the market,
including:
1. Costs for compressing the gas sold;
2. Costs for dehydrating the gas sold;
3. Costs for sweetening the gas sold; and
4. Costs for delivering the gas to the purchaser.
C. Marketing costs do not include:
1. Costs incurred in producing the gas;
2. Costs incurred in normal lease separation of the oil, gas or
condensate; or
3. Insurance premiums on the marketing facility.
D. Marketing costs are determined by adding:
1. Charges for depreciation of the marketing facility being
used, provided that, if the facility is rented, the actual rental
fee is added;
2. A return on the producer-owned investment equal to six
percent (6%) per year on the average depreciable balance;
3. Costs of direct or allocated labor associated with the
marketing facility;
4. Costs of materials, supplies, maintenance, repairs, and fuel
associated with the marketing facility; and
5. Ad valorem taxes paid on the marketing facility.
E. If the facility is used for a purpose other than marketing
the gas being sold, the cost shall be allocated accordingly.
F. If the facility is handling gas for outside parties, the
average cost for handling all of the gas shall be applied against
the facility owner's gas.
G. The actual cost being charged a producer by an outside party
for marketing functions may be used for tax purposes if no other
benefit or value accrues to the producer.
H. A producer receiving a cost reimbursement from the gas
purchaser shall include the reimbursement in the gross value and is
entitled to deduct the actual marketing costs incurred.
I. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall promulgate rules which
establish guidelines to implement the provisions of this section
including requirements to submit any additional information as
deemed necessary to implement and administer this deduction.
A. Producers of natural gas and casinghead gas who incur
marketing costs of the gas produced may deduct such costs from the
gross value when computing the gross value subject to the taxes
levied pursuant to Sections 1001 and 1101 of Title 68 of the
Oklahoma Statutes.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 367
B. Marketing costs are nonproduction costs incurred by the
producer to enable the transport of gas from the well to the market,
including:
1. Costs for compressing the gas sold;
2. Costs for dehydrating the gas sold;
3. Costs for sweetening the gas sold; and
4. Costs for delivering the gas to the purchaser.
C. Marketing costs do not include:
1. Costs incurred in producing the gas;
2. Costs incurred in normal lease separation of the oil, gas or
condensate; or
3. Insurance premiums on the marketing facility.
D. Marketing costs are determined by adding:
1. Charges for depreciation of the marketing facility being
used, provided that, if the facility is rented, the actual rental
fee is added;
2. A return on the producer-owned investment equal to six
percent (6%) per year on the average depreciable balance;
3. Costs of direct or allocated labor associated with the
marketing facility;
4. Costs of materials, supplies, maintenance, repairs, and fuel
associated with the marketing facility; and
5. Ad valorem taxes paid on the marketing facility.
E. If the facility is used for a purpose other than marketing
the gas being sold, the cost shall be allocated accordingly.
F. If the facility is handling gas for outside parties, the
average cost for handling all of the gas shall be applied against
the facility owner's gas.
G. The actual cost being charged a producer by an outside party
for marketing functions may be used for tax purposes if no other
benefit or value accrues to the producer.
H. A producer receiving a cost reimbursement from the gas
purchaser shall include the reimbursement in the gross value and is
entitled to deduct the actual marketing costs incurred.
I. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall promulgate rules which
establish guidelines to implement the provisions of this section
including requirements to submit any additional information as
deemed necessary to implement and administer this deduction.
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