Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2847
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Property of railroads, air carriers and public service
Official statutory text
corporations - Valuation and assessment.
A. The property of all railroads, air carriers and public
service corporations shall be assessed annually by the State Board
of Equalization at its fair cash value estimated at the price it
would bring at a fair voluntary sale.
B. Taxable values of real and personal property of all
railroads, air carriers and public service corporations shall be
established in accordance with the requirements of Section 8 of
Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution. The State Board of
Equalization shall determine the taxable value of all taxable
property that the Board is required by law to assess and value, and
shall determine such taxable value in accordance with the
requirements of Section 8 of Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1180
C. The State Board of Equalization shall assess the property of
that subclass of public service corporations known as video services
providers, as defined in Section 2808 of this title, as provided:
1. Every video services provider shall file with the State
Board of Equalization a certification regarding total gross receipts
for the immediate preceding calendar year by April 15 and shall
specify the total gross receipts derived from video programming
services;
2. The State Board of Equalization shall determine the
percentage of gross receipts the video services provider has derived
from video programming in the immediately preceding calendar year;
and
3. The percentage determined pursuant to paragraph 2 of this
subsection shall be applied to the taxable fair cash value allocated
to Oklahoma, and the resulting fair cash value attributable to video
programming services shall be assessed using the statewide average
of the assessment ratios applied to the assets of cable television
companies in that tax year. Unless the taxpayer or the State Board
of Equalization demonstrates otherwise, the statewide average
assessment ratio applied to the personal property of a cable
television company shall be assumed to be twelve percent (12%).
D. The percentage of fair cash value for real and personal
property of railroads, air carriers and public service corporations
required by the Oklahoma Constitution to be taxable shall be the
percentage at which it was assessed on January 1, 1996, in
accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of subsection A of
Section 8 of Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution, and, subject to
the requirements of federal law, shall be uniformly applied to
calculate the taxable values of public service corporation property
within the state for the applicable assessment year.
A. The property of all railroads, air carriers and public
service corporations shall be assessed annually by the State Board
of Equalization at its fair cash value estimated at the price it
would bring at a fair voluntary sale.
B. Taxable values of real and personal property of all
railroads, air carriers and public service corporations shall be
established in accordance with the requirements of Section 8 of
Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution. The State Board of
Equalization shall determine the taxable value of all taxable
property that the Board is required by law to assess and value, and
shall determine such taxable value in accordance with the
requirements of Section 8 of Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1180
C. The State Board of Equalization shall assess the property of
that subclass of public service corporations known as video services
providers, as defined in Section 2808 of this title, as provided:
1. Every video services provider shall file with the State
Board of Equalization a certification regarding total gross receipts
for the immediate preceding calendar year by April 15 and shall
specify the total gross receipts derived from video programming
services;
2. The State Board of Equalization shall determine the
percentage of gross receipts the video services provider has derived
from video programming in the immediately preceding calendar year;
and
3. The percentage determined pursuant to paragraph 2 of this
subsection shall be applied to the taxable fair cash value allocated
to Oklahoma, and the resulting fair cash value attributable to video
programming services shall be assessed using the statewide average
of the assessment ratios applied to the assets of cable television
companies in that tax year. Unless the taxpayer or the State Board
of Equalization demonstrates otherwise, the statewide average
assessment ratio applied to the personal property of a cable
television company shall be assumed to be twelve percent (12%).
D. The percentage of fair cash value for real and personal
property of railroads, air carriers and public service corporations
required by the Oklahoma Constitution to be taxable shall be the
percentage at which it was assessed on January 1, 1996, in
accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of subsection A of
Section 8 of Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution, and, subject to
the requirements of federal law, shall be uniformly applied to
calculate the taxable values of public service corporation property
within the state for the applicable assessment year.
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