Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-615
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Tax credit on gasoline or diesel fuel consumed outside
Official statutory text
state - Application and procedure.
Any person licensed under the Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer
for Use Law shall be entitled to a credit equivalent to the tax rate
per gallon on all gasoline or diesel fuel upon which the Oklahoma
gasoline or diesel fuel tax has been paid and which has thereafter
been consumed in motor vehicles outside this state. When the amount
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 335
of credit provided in this section to which the person is entitled
for any calendar quarter exceeds the amount of tax for which such
person is liable for gasoline or diesel fuel consumed in Oklahoma in
such vehicles during the same quarter, such excess shall, under
rules promulgated by the Corporation Commission, be allowed as a
credit if used within twenty-four (24) months from the first day of
any calendar quarter against the tax for which such person would be
otherwise liable for any of the succeeding quarters; or, upon claim
filed with the Commission within twenty-four (24) months from the
first day of any calendar quarter in which the gasoline or diesel
fuel was used, such excess, less one and seven-tenths percent (1.7%)
of gasoline tax levied and two percent (2%) of diesel fuel tax
levied pursuant to Section 500.4 of this title, may be refunded.
Application for refund must be supported by evidence of the mileage
traveled and the gallonage consumed and satisfactory evidence of the
tax-paid purchases. Refund vouchers shall be paid from current
collections derived from the tax levied under which the tax refund
claims have been allowed, and a portion of such current collections
as are necessary to pay such refund is hereby appropriated.
Any person licensed under the Motor Fuel/Diesel Fuel Importer
for Use Law shall be entitled to a credit equivalent to the tax rate
per gallon on all gasoline or diesel fuel upon which the Oklahoma
gasoline or diesel fuel tax has been paid and which has thereafter
been consumed in motor vehicles outside this state. When the amount
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of credit provided in this section to which the person is entitled
for any calendar quarter exceeds the amount of tax for which such
person is liable for gasoline or diesel fuel consumed in Oklahoma in
such vehicles during the same quarter, such excess shall, under
rules promulgated by the Corporation Commission, be allowed as a
credit if used within twenty-four (24) months from the first day of
any calendar quarter against the tax for which such person would be
otherwise liable for any of the succeeding quarters; or, upon claim
filed with the Commission within twenty-four (24) months from the
first day of any calendar quarter in which the gasoline or diesel
fuel was used, such excess, less one and seven-tenths percent (1.7%)
of gasoline tax levied and two percent (2%) of diesel fuel tax
levied pursuant to Section 500.4 of this title, may be refunded.
Application for refund must be supported by evidence of the mileage
traveled and the gallonage consumed and satisfactory evidence of the
tax-paid purchases. Refund vouchers shall be paid from current
collections derived from the tax levied under which the tax refund
claims have been allowed, and a portion of such current collections
as are necessary to pay such refund is hereby appropriated.
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