Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-611
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Importation of motor fuel or diesel fuel without license -
Official statutory text
Tax payable - Credits - Refunds - Second and subsequent violations.
(a) Any person importing motor fuel or diesel fuel into this
state and liable for the tax levied by this article for the first
time who has not obtained a Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer for Use
License, shall, for the purpose of determining the number of gallons
of motor fuel or diesel fuel used on the highways of this state, be
required to pay to the Corporation Commission the tax levied by this
article on all motor fuel or diesel fuel contained in the fuel
supply tank or tanks, and any other containers for use in propelling
said vehicle. Upon obtaining a Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer for
Use License and filing a report showing all of the operations of
such person subject to tax by this article, credit shall be allowed
on said report for the tax paid under the provisions of this section
and any overpayment of tax shall be refunded or credited to a future
report. However, this credit shall not be allowed and no refund of
such tax shall be made unless the report taking the credit or the
claim for the refund is filed within thirty (30) days from the date
of payment of said tax.
(b) The second time any person imports motor fuel or diesel fuel
into this state and becomes liable for the tax levied by this
article, without having obtained a Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer
for Use License, the motor vehicle operated by such person may be
seized and held until such person complies with the provisions of
this article and pays all taxes determined to be due hereunder.
However, said motor vehicle may be released upon the making of a
bond or furnishing other security for the payment of the tax.
(a) Any person importing motor fuel or diesel fuel into this
state and liable for the tax levied by this article for the first
time who has not obtained a Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer for Use
License, shall, for the purpose of determining the number of gallons
of motor fuel or diesel fuel used on the highways of this state, be
required to pay to the Corporation Commission the tax levied by this
article on all motor fuel or diesel fuel contained in the fuel
supply tank or tanks, and any other containers for use in propelling
said vehicle. Upon obtaining a Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer for
Use License and filing a report showing all of the operations of
such person subject to tax by this article, credit shall be allowed
on said report for the tax paid under the provisions of this section
and any overpayment of tax shall be refunded or credited to a future
report. However, this credit shall not be allowed and no refund of
such tax shall be made unless the report taking the credit or the
claim for the refund is filed within thirty (30) days from the date
of payment of said tax.
(b) The second time any person imports motor fuel or diesel fuel
into this state and becomes liable for the tax levied by this
article, without having obtained a Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer
for Use License, the motor vehicle operated by such person may be
seized and held until such person complies with the provisions of
this article and pays all taxes determined to be due hereunder.
However, said motor vehicle may be released upon the making of a
bond or furnishing other security for the payment of the tax.
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