Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-3657

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Quality Jobs Program Incentive Leverage Fund

Official statutory text

There is hereby created within the State Treasury a special fund

for the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority to be designated the

“Quality Jobs Program Incentive Leverage Fund”. All amounts

deposited into the fund shall be used and expended by the Oklahoma

Development Finance Authority solely for the purposes and in the

amounts authorized by the Oklahoma Quality Jobs Incentive Leverage

Act. The Oklahoma Development Finance Authority is hereby

specifically authorized and directed to use the monies transferred

from the Quality Jobs Program Incentive Leverage Fund for the

payment of principal, interest and other costs associated with the

issuance of obligations pursuant to the provisions of this act. The

Oklahoma Development Finance Authority shall establish separate

accounts within the Quality Jobs Program Incentive Leverage Fund as

may be required to separately record transactions involving each

establishment that files an irrevocable election or second

irrevocable election pursuant to Section 3658 of this title and to

provide for the deposit of incentive payments, if applicable, and

withholding taxes apportioned to the Fund pursuant to Section 3659

of this title or for such other purposes as the Authority may

determine to be necessary.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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