Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2832
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Persons required to list property
Official statutory text
A. Property subject to ad valorem taxation shall, unless
otherwise provided, be listed for taxation by the owner thereof or
his duly authorized agent.
B. Property belonging to or controlled by the following shall
be listed by the following persons or their duly authorized agents:
1. A corporation or joint stock association, by an officer;
2. A partnership, by a partner;
3. A minor child or insane person, by the guardian or the
person having such property in charge;
4. A person for whose benefit it is held in trust, by the
trustee;
5. The estate of a deceased person, by the executor or
administrator;
6. A body politic or corporate, by the proper agent or officer
thereof;
7. Manufacturers and others in the hands of an agent, by such
agent in the name of the principal;
8. Persons, companies, or corporations whose assets are in the
hands of receivers, by such receiver; and
9. Merchandise consigned or floor-planned to a dealer by a
manufacturer or jobber, by the dealer.
C. A person required to list property in behalf of another
shall list it separately from his own, naming the person to whom it
belongs. The undivided property of a person deceased, belonging to
his heirs, may be listed as belonging to such heirs without
enumerating them.
otherwise provided, be listed for taxation by the owner thereof or
his duly authorized agent.
B. Property belonging to or controlled by the following shall
be listed by the following persons or their duly authorized agents:
1. A corporation or joint stock association, by an officer;
2. A partnership, by a partner;
3. A minor child or insane person, by the guardian or the
person having such property in charge;
4. A person for whose benefit it is held in trust, by the
trustee;
5. The estate of a deceased person, by the executor or
administrator;
6. A body politic or corporate, by the proper agent or officer
thereof;
7. Manufacturers and others in the hands of an agent, by such
agent in the name of the principal;
8. Persons, companies, or corporations whose assets are in the
hands of receivers, by such receiver; and
9. Merchandise consigned or floor-planned to a dealer by a
manufacturer or jobber, by the dealer.
C. A person required to list property in behalf of another
shall list it separately from his own, naming the person to whom it
belongs. The undivided property of a person deceased, belonging to
his heirs, may be listed as belonging to such heirs without
enumerating them.
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