Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-102.1

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Salaries

Official statutory text

A. For any period commencing on or after January, 1995, the

annual salary of an officer of the Oklahoma Tax Commission shall be

increased by the percentage or amount provided for salary increases

for employees of the Oklahoma Tax Commission for each fiscal year

beginning with Fiscal Year 1995, if such employee salary increases

are authorized by the Legislature.

B. From and after the beginning date of a term of office which

commences in, or after January 1997, the annual salary, payable

monthly, of the officers of the Tax Commission shall be as follows:

Chairman $85,000.00

Vice-Chairman $84,500.00

Secretary-Member $84,500.00

C. Effective January 2005, from and after the beginning date of

a term of office which commences in or after January 2003, the

annual salary, payable to the officers of the Tax Commission shall

be equal to that paid to a judge of the Workers’ Compensation Court.

D. All such salaries shall be payable monthly out of monies

available for expenditure for such purpose.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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