Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2702.1
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Collection of municipally imposed lodging tax
Official statutory text
A. The Oklahoma Tax Commission may enter into agreement with
any municipality for the collection of a municipally imposed lodging
tax.
B. Any municipality that enters into agreement with the
Oklahoma Tax Commission for collection of municipal lodging taxes
shall adopt a resolution expressing the intent of the municipality
to allow the Oklahoma Tax Commission to serve as the collecting
agent for the tax.
C. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall collect any and all
municipal lodging taxes for each municipality adopting a resolution
described in subsection B of this section.
D. The Oklahoma Tax Commission may require the municipality
imposing a lodging tax levy to provide for the following:
1. Specific description of the entities and transactions
subject to the levy;
2. Specific description of the entities and transactions exempt
from the levy;
3. Specific definitions of the terms "hotel", "motel" or other
facility the occupancy of which would be subject to the lodging tax
levy;
4. A due date for reporting and remittance of the tax which
shall be the twentieth day of the month following the month during
which the charge for occupancy of a hotel, motel or other facility
is incurred by the occupant;
5. A date certain for determination of delinquency and any
applicable penalty amounts;
6. Any applicable discount provided to the tax remitter; and
7. Such other provisions as the Oklahoma Tax Commission may
require.
E. Any municipality that has previously entered into agreement
with the Oklahoma Tax Commission for collection of municipal lodging
taxes may adopt a resolution expressing the intent of the
municipality to discontinue allowing the Oklahoma Tax Commission to
serve as the collecting agent for the tax.
any municipality for the collection of a municipally imposed lodging
tax.
B. Any municipality that enters into agreement with the
Oklahoma Tax Commission for collection of municipal lodging taxes
shall adopt a resolution expressing the intent of the municipality
to allow the Oklahoma Tax Commission to serve as the collecting
agent for the tax.
C. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall collect any and all
municipal lodging taxes for each municipality adopting a resolution
described in subsection B of this section.
D. The Oklahoma Tax Commission may require the municipality
imposing a lodging tax levy to provide for the following:
1. Specific description of the entities and transactions
subject to the levy;
2. Specific description of the entities and transactions exempt
from the levy;
3. Specific definitions of the terms "hotel", "motel" or other
facility the occupancy of which would be subject to the lodging tax
levy;
4. A due date for reporting and remittance of the tax which
shall be the twentieth day of the month following the month during
which the charge for occupancy of a hotel, motel or other facility
is incurred by the occupant;
5. A date certain for determination of delinquency and any
applicable penalty amounts;
6. Any applicable discount provided to the tax remitter; and
7. Such other provisions as the Oklahoma Tax Commission may
require.
E. Any municipality that has previously entered into agreement
with the Oklahoma Tax Commission for collection of municipal lodging
taxes may adopt a resolution expressing the intent of the
municipality to discontinue allowing the Oklahoma Tax Commission to
serve as the collecting agent for the tax.
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