Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-1018
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Tax on uranium
Official statutory text
The purpose of the following sections of this article is to
broaden the tax provided for in the preceding sections, so as to
subject to gross production tax the interest of all persons in ore
bearing uranium as the term uranium is hereinafter defined. In the
event the ore bears any other metal, mineral, substance or matter
subjected to the aforesaid gross production tax, the tax levied by
Section 1019 shall be in addition to said tax. Provided, however,
that any mineral, substance or matter subjected to the tax levied by
the preceding sections of this article shall not be subjected to the
tax levied by Section 1019.
broaden the tax provided for in the preceding sections, so as to
subject to gross production tax the interest of all persons in ore
bearing uranium as the term uranium is hereinafter defined. In the
event the ore bears any other metal, mineral, substance or matter
subjected to the aforesaid gross production tax, the tax levied by
Section 1019 shall be in addition to said tax. Provided, however,
that any mineral, substance or matter subjected to the tax levied by
the preceding sections of this article shall not be subjected to the
tax levied by Section 1019.
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