Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-1392

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Remote sellers, marketplace facilitators and referrers -

Official statutory text

Election to collect and remit tax - Permits.

A. Subject to the provisions of subsections C and D of this

section, on or before July 1, 2018, and on or before June 1 of each

calendar year thereafter, beginning June 1, 2019, a marketplace

facilitator or a referrer that had aggregate sales of products

within this state or delivered to locations within this state

subject to tax under Section 1354 or 1402 of this title worth at

least Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) during the immediately

preceding twelve-calendar-month period shall file an election with

the Tax Commission to collect and remit the tax imposed under

Section 1354 or 1402 of this title or to comply with the notice and

reporting requirements. The election shall be made on a form and in

a manner prescribed by the Commission and, except as provided in

subsection E of this section, shall apply to the next succeeding

fiscal year.

B. A marketplace facilitator or a referrer that makes an

election under subsection A of this section to collect and remit the

tax imposed under Section 1354 or 1402 of this title shall obtain a

permit under Section 1364 or 1407 of this title. The collection

obligation of a marketplace facilitator or a referrer that elects to

collect and remit tax imposed under Section 1354 or 1402 of this

title also applies to any other taxes administered by the Tax

Commission which are levied by local jurisdictions pursuant to

Sections 1370 through 1370.9 of this title and Sections 1411 and

2701 of this title on a retail sale of a product.

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C. The requirement by a marketplace facilitator to make an

election under subsection A of this section shall only apply to

sales through the marketplace facilitator's forum made by or on

behalf of a marketplace seller and shall not apply to sales made by

a marketplace facilitator on its own behalf.

D. The requirement by a referrer to make an election under

subsection A of this section shall apply to sales:

1. Directly resulting from a referral of a purchaser to a

marketplace seller;

2. Directly resulting from a referral of a purchaser to a

remote seller; and

3. Of the referrer's own products.

A referrer may make an election under subsection A of this section

for the sales described in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this subsection

that is different from the election made for the sales described in

paragraph 3 of this subsection.

E. An election made on or before July 1, 2018, shall be in

effect for the 2018-2019 fiscal year. A marketplace facilitator or

a referrer may change an election to comply with the notice and

reporting requirements to an election to collect and remit the tax

imposed under Section 1354 or 1402 of this title at any time during

a fiscal year by filing a new election with the Commission and

obtaining a permit under Section 1364 or 1407 of this title. The

new election shall be effective thirty (30) days after the filing

and shall be effective for the balance of the fiscal year in which

the new election was filed and for the next succeeding fiscal year.

F. A marketplace facilitator or a referrer who does not submit

an election under subsection A of this section or a new election

under subsection E of this section shall be deemed to have elected

to comply with the notice and reporting requirements.

G. 1. A remote seller that had aggregate sales of products

within this state or delivered to locations within this state

subject to tax under Section 1354 or 1402 of this title worth at

least One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) during the

preceding or current calendar year shall collect and remit the tax

imposed under Section 1354 or 1402 of this title. The duty to

collect and remit tax shall apply to the first calendar month

succeeding the month when the threshold provided in this paragraph

is met.

2. Sales in this state by a remote seller made through a
e worth at

least One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) during the

preceding or current calendar year shall collect and remit the tax

imposed under Section 1354 or 1402 of this title. The duty to

collect and remit tax shall apply to the first calendar month

succeeding the month when the threshold provided in this paragraph

is met.

2. Sales in this state by a remote seller made through a

marketplace forum or a referrer's platform where the tax is

collected and remitted by the marketplace facilitator or referrer

shall not be included in determining whether the remote seller has

met the threshold amount provided in this subsection.

H. In addition to records that may be required to be maintained

under other applicable provisions of this title by a remote seller,

a marketplace facilitator or a referrer, a remote seller, a

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marketplace facilitator, or a referrer subject to Sections 1391

through 1397 of this title shall also be subject to Section 1365 of

this title relating to the keeping of records and Section 248 of

this title relating to the examination of records by the Commission

and agents and employees of the Commission.

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