Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2107
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Qualification as expert trading company - Procedure -
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Rules and regulations - Orders - Violation of act.
A. Any corporation proposing to qualify as an export trading
company pursuant to the provisions of the Export Trading Company Act
shall file an application for approval with the Commission. The
application shall contain the names of the shareholders and
principal officers of the applicant and such other information as
the Commission may by regulation require, and shall specifically
acknowledge the applicant's agreement to be bound by the conditions
set forth in the rules and regulations issued pursuant to this
section.
B. 1. In determining whether to approve an application for
qualification as an export trading company and to certify such
export trading company as a qualified export trading company, the
Commission shall consider whether:
a. the stated purposes of the corporation satisfy the
basic aim of encouraging and expanding export trade;
b. the activities undertaken in this state will be a
significant factor in, or contribute significantly to
encouraging export trade;
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c. the tax exemptions provided for in Section 6 of this
act will serve as a significant incentive and aid to
encouraging export trade; and
d. export trade opportunities will be improved and
initiated, particularly for small and medium-sized
producers, by creation of an export trading company.
2. No successor corporation of a qualified export trading
company shall be certified as a qualified export trading company if
the names of the shareholders and the principal officers of such
successor corporation are the same as those of the qualified export
trading company.
C. 1. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall promulgate such rules
and regulations as may be necessary to implement the provisions of
the Export Trading Company Act and to safeguard against abuses of
the Export Trading Company Act. Such rules and regulations shall
include a prohibition against the stacking of tax exemptions
provided for in Section 2106 of this title.
2. The Commission may issue orders pursuant to the provisions
of the Export Trading Company Act in order to:
a. prescribe information or forms required in connection
with an application; and
b. establish procedures in connection with approvals and
the filing of required reports.
D. The Commission, upon the determination that any export
trading company is in violation of any provisions of the Export
Trading Company Act or regulations, rules, or orders issued pursuant
to the Export Trading Company Act, may order the export trading
company to take steps to remedy such violation or disqualify said
company as an export trading company.
A. Any corporation proposing to qualify as an export trading
company pursuant to the provisions of the Export Trading Company Act
shall file an application for approval with the Commission. The
application shall contain the names of the shareholders and
principal officers of the applicant and such other information as
the Commission may by regulation require, and shall specifically
acknowledge the applicant's agreement to be bound by the conditions
set forth in the rules and regulations issued pursuant to this
section.
B. 1. In determining whether to approve an application for
qualification as an export trading company and to certify such
export trading company as a qualified export trading company, the
Commission shall consider whether:
a. the stated purposes of the corporation satisfy the
basic aim of encouraging and expanding export trade;
b. the activities undertaken in this state will be a
significant factor in, or contribute significantly to
encouraging export trade;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 880
c. the tax exemptions provided for in Section 6 of this
act will serve as a significant incentive and aid to
encouraging export trade; and
d. export trade opportunities will be improved and
initiated, particularly for small and medium-sized
producers, by creation of an export trading company.
2. No successor corporation of a qualified export trading
company shall be certified as a qualified export trading company if
the names of the shareholders and the principal officers of such
successor corporation are the same as those of the qualified export
trading company.
C. 1. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shall promulgate such rules
and regulations as may be necessary to implement the provisions of
the Export Trading Company Act and to safeguard against abuses of
the Export Trading Company Act. Such rules and regulations shall
include a prohibition against the stacking of tax exemptions
provided for in Section 2106 of this title.
2. The Commission may issue orders pursuant to the provisions
of the Export Trading Company Act in order to:
a. prescribe information or forms required in connection
with an application; and
b. establish procedures in connection with approvals and
the filing of required reports.
D. The Commission, upon the determination that any export
trading company is in violation of any provisions of the Export
Trading Company Act or regulations, rules, or orders issued pursuant
to the Export Trading Company Act, may order the export trading
company to take steps to remedy such violation or disqualify said
company as an export trading company.
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