Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-1207
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No tax for year in which other tax or fee paid
Official statutory text
The tax herein levied shall not be exacted for the fiscal year
during which a domestic or foreign corporation, association or
organization has paid an incorporating, filing or qualifying fee or
tax to the Secretary of State. However, such corporations or
organizations shall file a "no tax" report to comply with such
regulations as shall be adopted by the Tax Commission, who shall,
upon such filing, issue a "no tax" license expiring on the next
ensuing June 30th. Provided, that in the computation of the tax
imposed by this article no credit shall be allowed against such tax
by reason of any money paid to the Secretary of State as additional
incorporation, qualifying or filing fee covering an increase of
authorized capital or capital apportioned to this state.
during which a domestic or foreign corporation, association or
organization has paid an incorporating, filing or qualifying fee or
tax to the Secretary of State. However, such corporations or
organizations shall file a "no tax" report to comply with such
regulations as shall be adopted by the Tax Commission, who shall,
upon such filing, issue a "no tax" license expiring on the next
ensuing June 30th. Provided, that in the computation of the tax
imposed by this article no credit shall be allowed against such tax
by reason of any money paid to the Secretary of State as additional
incorporation, qualifying or filing fee covering an increase of
authorized capital or capital apportioned to this state.
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