Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-500.41

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Exporter reports

Official statutory text

A. Each person licensed as an exporter shall file by the

twenty-seventh day of each month reports with the Commission on

forms prescribed and furnished by the Commission concerning the

amount of motor fuel exported from this state.

B. The report shall contain the following information with

respect to motor fuel other than diesel fuel dyed in accordance with

the Internal Revenue Code:

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 301

1. All shipments of motor fuel removed from a terminal in this

state for direct delivery outside of this state by the licensed

exporter, sorted by state of destination;

2. The gallons delivered to taxing jurisdictions outside this

state out of bulk plant storage, and whether by transport truck or

tank wagon;

3. The name and federal employer identification number of the

person receiving the exported motor fuel from the exporter;

4. The date of the shipments; and

5. The carrier name or alpha code and carrier federal

identification number.

The Commission may, in addition, require the reporting of any other

information it considers reasonably necessary to the enforcement of

this act. The Commission may waive this reporting requirement if it

finds the reports unnecessary to the administration of this act.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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