Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5003.21

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and tax incentives.

A. The Oklahoma Department of Commerce shall provide direction

and assistance to private for-profit business entities, community-

owned business entities, and governmental entities which are engaged

in an activity related to the processing of Eastern Red Cedar trees

and products or processes related to the Eastern Red Cedar tree on

the steps necessary to qualify for and access existing economic and

tax incentives. The Department shall work with the Eastern Red

Cedar Registry Board created in Section 4 of this act to identify

viable programs that can provide or create opportunities for

business or governmental entities involved in an activity related to

the processing of Eastern Red Cedar trees and products or processes

related to the Eastern Red Cedar tree.

B. The Oklahoma Department of Commerce shall utilize its

existing resources in order to make the information described in

subsection A of this section accessible to interested persons and

business entities that could benefit from the utilization of any

incentive programs.

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