Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-204
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Records of official acts of Commission - Fees
Official statutory text
The Tax Commission shall keep a record of all its official acts,
and shall preserve copies of all rules, regulations, decisions and
orders made by it. Copies of any rule, regulation, decision or
order made by it in the administration of this article or any state
tax law may be authenticated under its official seal and, when so
authenticated, shall be evidence in all courts of this state of the
same weight and force as the original thereof. For authenticating
any such copy the Tax Commission shall be paid a fee of One Dollar
($1.00), said fee to be apportioned to the General Revenue Fund of
the state the same as are other fees. Under no circumstances shall
the Tax Commission furnish copies of records which it may by law be
prohibited from making public.
and shall preserve copies of all rules, regulations, decisions and
orders made by it. Copies of any rule, regulation, decision or
order made by it in the administration of this article or any state
tax law may be authenticated under its official seal and, when so
authenticated, shall be evidence in all courts of this state of the
same weight and force as the original thereof. For authenticating
any such copy the Tax Commission shall be paid a fee of One Dollar
($1.00), said fee to be apportioned to the General Revenue Fund of
the state the same as are other fees. Under no circumstances shall
the Tax Commission furnish copies of records which it may by law be
prohibited from making public.
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