Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-1015.1
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Oil reclamation - Permits
Official statutory text
A. All persons operating reclaiming plants, or reclaiming oil,
upon which there is paid or payable gross production tax, shall
secure a permit which shall be in the form of a license from the Tax
Commission, by making application upon forms prescribed by it. The
Tax Commission may, at its option and discretion, require a bond
from any such person before the issuance of such permit. Any bond
required herein by the Tax Commission shall be for the purpose of
indemnifying the State of Oklahoma against loss by reason of
nonpayment of gross production tax upon any oil reclaiming plants.
In all cases where such permit is not secured, the State of Oklahoma
may institute, upon relation of the Tax Commission, suit to restrain
such person from operating such reclaiming plant, until such permit
is secured.
B. 1. Said permits shall expire three (3) years after the date
of issuance or renewal thereof and shall become invalid on said date
unless renewed. The fee for issuance of such permit or renewal
thereof shall be determined by the Commission but shall not exceed
One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00).
2. A permit issued prior to the effective date of this act
shall be valid until it expires.
C. The application for and acceptance of the permit required by
subsection A of this section and any renewal thereof shall be
conclusively deemed consent by the applicant for the inspections of
the property of the applicant by the Oklahoma Tax Commission as
authorized by Section 206 of this title and by the Oklahoma State
Bureau of Investigation.
upon which there is paid or payable gross production tax, shall
secure a permit which shall be in the form of a license from the Tax
Commission, by making application upon forms prescribed by it. The
Tax Commission may, at its option and discretion, require a bond
from any such person before the issuance of such permit. Any bond
required herein by the Tax Commission shall be for the purpose of
indemnifying the State of Oklahoma against loss by reason of
nonpayment of gross production tax upon any oil reclaiming plants.
In all cases where such permit is not secured, the State of Oklahoma
may institute, upon relation of the Tax Commission, suit to restrain
such person from operating such reclaiming plant, until such permit
is secured.
B. 1. Said permits shall expire three (3) years after the date
of issuance or renewal thereof and shall become invalid on said date
unless renewed. The fee for issuance of such permit or renewal
thereof shall be determined by the Commission but shall not exceed
One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00).
2. A permit issued prior to the effective date of this act
shall be valid until it expires.
C. The application for and acceptance of the permit required by
subsection A of this section and any renewal thereof shall be
conclusively deemed consent by the applicant for the inspections of
the property of the applicant by the Oklahoma Tax Commission as
authorized by Section 206 of this title and by the Oklahoma State
Bureau of Investigation.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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