Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-500.22
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Election by eligible purchasers to defer motor fuel tax
Official statutory text
remittances.
Each supplier and bonded importer who sells motor fuel shall
precollect and remit on behalf of and from the purchaser the motor
fuel tax imposed under Section 500.4 of this title. At the election
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 284
of an eligible purchaser, which notice shall be evidenced by a
written statement from the Commission as to the purchaser
eligibility status as determined under Section 500.23 of this title,
the seller shall not require a payment of motor fuel tax on
transport truck loads from the purchaser sooner than two (2)
business days prior to the date on which the tax is required to be
remitted by the supplier or bonded importer under Section 500.20 of
this title. This election shall be subject to a condition that the
remittances by the eligible purchaser of all amounts of tax due the
seller shall be paid on the basis of:
1. Ninety-eight and four-tenths percent (98.4%) for gasoline
until July 1, 2029; thereafter remittance shall be paid on the basis
of one hundred percent (100%); and
2. Ninety-eight and one-tenth percent (98.1%) for diesel fuel
until July 1, 2029; thereafter remittance shall be paid on the basis
of one hundred percent (100%),
which shall be paid by electronic funds transfer on or before the
second preceding day prior to the date of the remittance by the
supplier to the Commission, and the election by the eligible
purchaser under this section may be terminated by the seller if the
eligible purchaser does not make timely payments to the seller as
required by this section.
Each supplier and bonded importer who sells motor fuel shall
precollect and remit on behalf of and from the purchaser the motor
fuel tax imposed under Section 500.4 of this title. At the election
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 284
of an eligible purchaser, which notice shall be evidenced by a
written statement from the Commission as to the purchaser
eligibility status as determined under Section 500.23 of this title,
the seller shall not require a payment of motor fuel tax on
transport truck loads from the purchaser sooner than two (2)
business days prior to the date on which the tax is required to be
remitted by the supplier or bonded importer under Section 500.20 of
this title. This election shall be subject to a condition that the
remittances by the eligible purchaser of all amounts of tax due the
seller shall be paid on the basis of:
1. Ninety-eight and four-tenths percent (98.4%) for gasoline
until July 1, 2029; thereafter remittance shall be paid on the basis
of one hundred percent (100%); and
2. Ninety-eight and one-tenth percent (98.1%) for diesel fuel
until July 1, 2029; thereafter remittance shall be paid on the basis
of one hundred percent (100%),
which shall be paid by electronic funds transfer on or before the
second preceding day prior to the date of the remittance by the
supplier to the Commission, and the election by the eligible
purchaser under this section may be terminated by the seller if the
eligible purchaser does not make timely payments to the seller as
required by this section.
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