Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-1101
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Excise tax on oil - Additional tax
Official statutory text
A. Prior to July 1, 2026, and as provided in Section 1103.1 of
this title, there is hereby levied, in addition to the gross
production tax, an excise tax equal to ninety-five one thousandths
of one percent (.095 of 1%) of the gross value on each barrel of
petroleum oil produced in this state which is subject to gross
production tax in this state. Such excise tax of ninety-five one
thousandths of one percent (.095 of 1%) of the gross value shall be
reported to and collected by the Tax Commission at the same time and
in the same manner as is provided by law for the collection of gross
production tax on petroleum oil. On petroleum oil sold at the time
of production, the excise tax thereon shall be paid by the
purchaser, who is hereby authorized to deduct in making settlement
with the producer and/or royalty owner the amount of tax so paid;
provided, that in the event oil on which such tax becomes due is not
sold at the time of production, but is retained by the producer, the
tax on such oil not so sold shall be paid by the producer including
the tax due on royalty oil not sold; and provided, further, that in
settlement with royalty owner, such producer shall have the right to
deduct the amount of tax so paid on royalty oil, or to deduct
therefrom royalty oil equivalent in value at the time such tax
becomes due with the amount of tax paid.
The provisions of this subsection shall terminate on June 30,
2026.
B. Beginning on July 1, 2026, there is hereby levied, in
addition to the gross production tax, an excise tax equal to eighty-
five one thousandths of one percent (.085 of 1%) of the gross value
on each barrel of petroleum oil produced in this state which is
subject to gross production tax in this state. Such excise tax of
eighty-five one thousandths of one percent (.085 of 1%) of the gross
value shall be reported to and collected by the Tax Commission at
the same time and in the same manner as is provided by law for the
collection of gross production tax on petroleum oil. On petroleum
oil sold at the time of production, the excise tax thereon shall be
paid by the purchaser, who is hereby authorized to deduct in making
settlement with the producer and/or royalty owner the amount of tax
so paid; provided, that in the event oil on which such tax becomes
due is not sold at the time of production, but is retained by the
producer, the tax on such oil not so sold shall be paid by the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 408
producer including the tax due on royalty oil not sold; and
provided, further, that in settlement with royalty owner, such
producer shall have the right to deduct the amount of tax so paid on
royalty oil, or to deduct therefrom royalty oil equivalent in value
at the time such tax becomes due with the amount of tax paid.
this title, there is hereby levied, in addition to the gross
production tax, an excise tax equal to ninety-five one thousandths
of one percent (.095 of 1%) of the gross value on each barrel of
petroleum oil produced in this state which is subject to gross
production tax in this state. Such excise tax of ninety-five one
thousandths of one percent (.095 of 1%) of the gross value shall be
reported to and collected by the Tax Commission at the same time and
in the same manner as is provided by law for the collection of gross
production tax on petroleum oil. On petroleum oil sold at the time
of production, the excise tax thereon shall be paid by the
purchaser, who is hereby authorized to deduct in making settlement
with the producer and/or royalty owner the amount of tax so paid;
provided, that in the event oil on which such tax becomes due is not
sold at the time of production, but is retained by the producer, the
tax on such oil not so sold shall be paid by the producer including
the tax due on royalty oil not sold; and provided, further, that in
settlement with royalty owner, such producer shall have the right to
deduct the amount of tax so paid on royalty oil, or to deduct
therefrom royalty oil equivalent in value at the time such tax
becomes due with the amount of tax paid.
The provisions of this subsection shall terminate on June 30,
2026.
B. Beginning on July 1, 2026, there is hereby levied, in
addition to the gross production tax, an excise tax equal to eighty-
five one thousandths of one percent (.085 of 1%) of the gross value
on each barrel of petroleum oil produced in this state which is
subject to gross production tax in this state. Such excise tax of
eighty-five one thousandths of one percent (.085 of 1%) of the gross
value shall be reported to and collected by the Tax Commission at
the same time and in the same manner as is provided by law for the
collection of gross production tax on petroleum oil. On petroleum
oil sold at the time of production, the excise tax thereon shall be
paid by the purchaser, who is hereby authorized to deduct in making
settlement with the producer and/or royalty owner the amount of tax
so paid; provided, that in the event oil on which such tax becomes
due is not sold at the time of production, but is retained by the
producer, the tax on such oil not so sold shall be paid by the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 408
producer including the tax due on royalty oil not sold; and
provided, further, that in settlement with royalty owner, such
producer shall have the right to deduct the amount of tax so paid on
royalty oil, or to deduct therefrom royalty oil equivalent in value
at the time such tax becomes due with the amount of tax paid.
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