Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-688.1
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Exemption from payment of sales, use and vehicle excise
Official statutory text
taxes - Registration of vehicles.
Conservancy districts and master conservancy districts organized
under the provisions of the Conservancy Act of Oklahoma shall be
exempt from the payment of sales and use taxes on purchases and use
of tangible personal property in this state, from the payment of
motor fuel taxes as provided in Section 500.10 of Title 68 of the
Oklahoma Statutes and from payment of the vehicle excise tax levied
on the transfer or first registration of vehicles purchased and used
in Oklahoma, and the vehicles of such districts shall be registered
each year for a nominal fee of One Dollar ($1.00), after having
obtained the proper Oklahoma certificate of title.
Conservancy districts and master conservancy districts organized
under the provisions of the Conservancy Act of Oklahoma shall be
exempt from the payment of sales and use taxes on purchases and use
of tangible personal property in this state, from the payment of
motor fuel taxes as provided in Section 500.10 of Title 68 of the
Oklahoma Statutes and from payment of the vehicle excise tax levied
on the transfer or first registration of vehicles purchased and used
in Oklahoma, and the vehicles of such districts shall be registered
each year for a nominal fee of One Dollar ($1.00), after having
obtained the proper Oklahoma certificate of title.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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