Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2947.3
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Agency special account – Deposits and balance -
Official statutory text
Distributions.
A. Any revenue not otherwise apportioned pursuant to the
provisions of subsection A or B of Section 2947.2 of this title
shall be deposited and maintained in the special agency account
created in Section 8 of this act subject to the procedures provided
in this section.
B. The maximum balance for the agency special account shall
never exceed Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000.00) at the end of each
fiscal year.
C. The Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government
Technology and the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service County
Training Program may request permission to expend funds in the
reserve account from the Commission on County Government Personnel
Education and Training. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall, upon
written notification of expenditure approval from the Commission on
County Government Personnel Education and Training, distribute from
the agency special account the approved amount, if available, to the
Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government Technology or
the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service County Training Program,
as applicable.
D. The balance in the special agency account shall serve as a
contingency for adverse conditions if the distributions provided for
in subsections A and B of Section 2947.2 of this title are
insufficient to support the purposes of education training,
research, software and computer modernization of county governments.
E. For any fiscal year ending June 30, the Oklahoma Tax
Commission shall transfer any amount of revenue in excess of Two
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Million Dollars ($2,000,000.00) remaining in the special agency
account to the General Revenue Fund of the State Treasury.
A. Any revenue not otherwise apportioned pursuant to the
provisions of subsection A or B of Section 2947.2 of this title
shall be deposited and maintained in the special agency account
created in Section 8 of this act subject to the procedures provided
in this section.
B. The maximum balance for the agency special account shall
never exceed Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000.00) at the end of each
fiscal year.
C. The Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government
Technology and the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service County
Training Program may request permission to expend funds in the
reserve account from the Commission on County Government Personnel
Education and Training. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall, upon
written notification of expenditure approval from the Commission on
County Government Personnel Education and Training, distribute from
the agency special account the approved amount, if available, to the
Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government Technology or
the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service County Training Program,
as applicable.
D. The balance in the special agency account shall serve as a
contingency for adverse conditions if the distributions provided for
in subsections A and B of Section 2947.2 of this title are
insufficient to support the purposes of education training,
research, software and computer modernization of county governments.
E. For any fiscal year ending June 30, the Oklahoma Tax
Commission shall transfer any amount of revenue in excess of Two
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Million Dollars ($2,000,000.00) remaining in the special agency
account to the General Revenue Fund of the State Treasury.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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