Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2004

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Purposes of tax

Official statutory text

The gross production tax provided for by this act is hereby

levied and collected for the following specific purposes, to wit:

First: The tax on the land shall be collected and distributed

by the county treasurer to the same funds as other land taxes in the

taxing district shall go and be distributed.

Second: The tax on the buildings, mill, machinery, appliances,

equipments and property used in the production of textile

manufactured products shall go to and be distributed by the county

treasurer to the various funds as follows:

One thirtieth (1/30) of the said tax to the State of Oklahoma

for the general revenue purposes.

Fifteen thirtieths (15/30) of the said tax to the school

district in which the mill is located for school purposes.

Seven thirtieths (7/30) of the said tax to the city or township

in which the said mill is located for city or township purposes, as

the case may be.

Two thirtieths (2/30) of the said tax to the sinking funds of

the county school district and city or township in which the said

mill is located to be divided in proportion to the respective levies

made for that year for the said sinking funds.

Five thirtieths (5/30) of the said tax to the county general

fund.

Said apportionment and distribution for the said funds shall be

made by the county treasurer of the said county.

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