Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2850
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Transmission companies - Sworn lists or schedules
Official statutory text
Every transmission company doing business in this state shall
return sworn lists or schedules of its taxable property to the
Oklahoma Tax Commission, and such lists or schedules shall show the
total length of line in each county, school district or other
subdivision of the state, total number of wires to each line and
total number of poles per mile, the total number of instruments in
each municipal subdivision, the total amount of office furniture and
the total amount of tools, and material, the total amount of other
property, and the location thereof.
return sworn lists or schedules of its taxable property to the
Oklahoma Tax Commission, and such lists or schedules shall show the
total length of line in each county, school district or other
subdivision of the state, total number of wires to each line and
total number of poles per mile, the total number of instruments in
each municipal subdivision, the total amount of office furniture and
the total amount of tools, and material, the total amount of other
property, and the location thereof.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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