Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2922
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Duplicate tax receipts - Duty of county clerk
Official statutory text
It shall be the duty of the county clerk on receiving any
duplicate tax receipt from the county treasurer forthwith to examine
the same and compare them with the abstract and list of receipts
required to be filed with him and see that the taxes of the
duplicate receipts correspond with the total collections for that
day. If found to be correct, he shall enter in his cash book under
the collections for the proper municipality the amount so reported
by the county treasurer and shall be liable on his official bond to
account for the same.
duplicate tax receipt from the county treasurer forthwith to examine
the same and compare them with the abstract and list of receipts
required to be filed with him and see that the taxes of the
duplicate receipts correspond with the total collections for that
day. If found to be correct, he shall enter in his cash book under
the collections for the proper municipality the amount so reported
by the county treasurer and shall be liable on his official bond to
account for the same.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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