Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2102
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Purposes of act
Official statutory text
The purposes of the Export Trading Company Act shall be:
1. to provide an incentive for creating new companies and
transactions to export Oklahoma goods and services to foreign
markets; and
2. to promote, encourage and advance economic prosperity and
employment throughout the state by fostering the expansion of
exports of Oklahoma manufactured goods and services to foreign
purchasers; and
3. to create a more favorable regulatory and tax climate for
businesses which qualify as export trading companies in Oklahoma.
1. to provide an incentive for creating new companies and
transactions to export Oklahoma goods and services to foreign
markets; and
2. to promote, encourage and advance economic prosperity and
employment throughout the state by fostering the expansion of
exports of Oklahoma manufactured goods and services to foreign
purchasers; and
3. to create a more favorable regulatory and tax climate for
businesses which qualify as export trading companies in Oklahoma.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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