Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5003.15
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2nd Century Entrepreneurship Center
Official statutory text
A. The Oklahoma Department of Commerce shall establish within
the agency a central point of access and information for persons or
business entities in order to facilitate the creation of new
business enterprises within the state. The central point of access
and the related programs shall be designated the “2nd Century
Entrepreneurship Center”.
B. The Department shall utilize the existing Master Business
Licensing System and incorporate the systems and informational
resources currently in use to establish the 2nd Century
Entrepreneurship Center.
C. The Department of Commerce shall develop a centralized
method by which an emerging or expanding Oklahoma business
enterprise may have access to all state and local permit
information, license information, applicable state or local codes,
and other information and resources necessary for the successful
organization of a new business enterprise or for the expansion of an
existing business enterprise.
D. To the extent possible, the 2nd Century Entrepreneurship
Center shall allow an emerging or expanding business enterprise to
complete all steps necessary for the formation and organization of
the business entity, including the formal organization of the
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business entity, the acquisition of a federal employer tax
identification number, if required, the acquisition of any needed
licenses or permits from the Secretary of State, the Oklahoma Tax
Commission, or the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
E. The Department of Commerce may work in collaboration with
other statewide partners also involved in the offering of
entrepreneurship-based programs.
the agency a central point of access and information for persons or
business entities in order to facilitate the creation of new
business enterprises within the state. The central point of access
and the related programs shall be designated the “2nd Century
Entrepreneurship Center”.
B. The Department shall utilize the existing Master Business
Licensing System and incorporate the systems and informational
resources currently in use to establish the 2nd Century
Entrepreneurship Center.
C. The Department of Commerce shall develop a centralized
method by which an emerging or expanding Oklahoma business
enterprise may have access to all state and local permit
information, license information, applicable state or local codes,
and other information and resources necessary for the successful
organization of a new business enterprise or for the expansion of an
existing business enterprise.
D. To the extent possible, the 2nd Century Entrepreneurship
Center shall allow an emerging or expanding business enterprise to
complete all steps necessary for the formation and organization of
the business entity, including the formal organization of the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 1036
business entity, the acquisition of a federal employer tax
identification number, if required, the acquisition of any needed
licenses or permits from the Secretary of State, the Oklahoma Tax
Commission, or the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
E. The Department of Commerce may work in collaboration with
other statewide partners also involved in the offering of
entrepreneurship-based programs.
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