Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-6504
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Tax on electricity used to charge or recharge electric
Official statutory text
vehicles.
A. There is hereby imposed a tax of three cents ($0.03) per
kilowatt hour or its equivalent, as determined by the Oklahoma
Corporation Commission, on the electric current used to charge or
recharge the battery or batteries of an electric vehicle. The tax
shall be levied beginning January 1, 2024.
B. The amount of tax prescribed or authorized by this section
shall not include any fees or charges associated with the method for
payment for the charging service, but shall be based only upon the
rate of tax and the electricity transferred during the charging
process.
C. The tax imposed pursuant to this section shall not be
applicable to electric vehicles charged at a private residence at
which the owner or occupant of the residence uses electric power
paid for by the owner or occupant of the residence which is supplied
to the residence by a regulated public utility, an electric
cooperative or other wholesale level of electric supply, whether or
not supplemented by electric power produced by the owner or occupant
using solar energy or other methods to provide electric power to the
residence.
D. The tax imposed pursuant to this section shall not be
applicable to electric vehicles charged at charging stations with a
charging capacity of less than fifty (50) kilowatts and charging
stations that do not require payment for use.
E. In order to determine an equivalent measurement as required
in subsection A of this section, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission
shall promulgate rules that allow businesses, based on the average
cost that such business charged customers at the business’s charging
stations in the preceding year, to charge the tax on a statewide
percentage basis equivalent to the amount of tax that would
otherwise have been charged had the rate provided in subsection A of
this section been applied in the preceding year. The percentage
basis equivalent shall be recalculated annually through an
administrative process outlined in Oklahoma Corporation Commission
rules. Parties who wish to challenge the administrative calculation
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1528
shall follow the process outlined in Commission rules. Businesses
with multiple charging station locations in the state shall be
authorized to utilize the same percentage basis equivalent at all
such locations. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission shall provide
the calculation, once deemed final by rule, to the Oklahoma Tax
Commission for collection from businesses.
A. There is hereby imposed a tax of three cents ($0.03) per
kilowatt hour or its equivalent, as determined by the Oklahoma
Corporation Commission, on the electric current used to charge or
recharge the battery or batteries of an electric vehicle. The tax
shall be levied beginning January 1, 2024.
B. The amount of tax prescribed or authorized by this section
shall not include any fees or charges associated with the method for
payment for the charging service, but shall be based only upon the
rate of tax and the electricity transferred during the charging
process.
C. The tax imposed pursuant to this section shall not be
applicable to electric vehicles charged at a private residence at
which the owner or occupant of the residence uses electric power
paid for by the owner or occupant of the residence which is supplied
to the residence by a regulated public utility, an electric
cooperative or other wholesale level of electric supply, whether or
not supplemented by electric power produced by the owner or occupant
using solar energy or other methods to provide electric power to the
residence.
D. The tax imposed pursuant to this section shall not be
applicable to electric vehicles charged at charging stations with a
charging capacity of less than fifty (50) kilowatts and charging
stations that do not require payment for use.
E. In order to determine an equivalent measurement as required
in subsection A of this section, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission
shall promulgate rules that allow businesses, based on the average
cost that such business charged customers at the business’s charging
stations in the preceding year, to charge the tax on a statewide
percentage basis equivalent to the amount of tax that would
otherwise have been charged had the rate provided in subsection A of
this section been applied in the preceding year. The percentage
basis equivalent shall be recalculated annually through an
administrative process outlined in Oklahoma Corporation Commission
rules. Parties who wish to challenge the administrative calculation
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 68. Revenue and Taxation Page 1528
shall follow the process outlined in Commission rules. Businesses
with multiple charging station locations in the state shall be
authorized to utilize the same percentage basis equivalent at all
such locations. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission shall provide
the calculation, once deemed final by rule, to the Oklahoma Tax
Commission for collection from businesses.
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