Monthly itemized and verified report - Violations – Penalties.
A.Every wine and spirits wholesaler and/or other person authorized under the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act to import alcoholic beverages into this state, shall make and transmit to the Oklahoma Tax Commission on or before the tenth day of each month, upon a form prescribed and furnished by the Tax Commission, an itemized and verified report for the preceding calendar month, showing the following information: 1. Opening inventory of alcoholic beverages other than beer; 2. Total receipts and acquisitions during month from every source. This shall be itemized showing: a. imports and purchases from within and without this state separately, b. the kind, proof and quantity of each type of alcoholic beverage as shown by the
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Monthly itemized and verified report - Violations – Penalties. A. Every wine and spirits wholesaler and/or other person authorized under the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act to import alcoholic beverages into this state, shall make and transmit to the Oklahoma Tax Commission on or before the tenth day of each month, upon a form prescribed and furnished by the Tax Commission, an itemized and verified report for the preceding calendar month, showing the following information: 1. Opening inventory of alcoholic beverages other than beer; 2. Total receipts and acquisitions during month from every source. This shall be itemized showing: a. imports and purchases from within and without this state separately, b. the kind, proof and quantity of each type of alcoholic beverage as shown by the shipper's or seller's invoices thereof, c. the date of each purchase, d. the amount purchased, e. the date received, f. the person from whom purchased, g. the manifest, bill of lading or delivery invoice number of each shipment, which number shall be the number used by the original seller as shown on the basic shipping records which accompany the shipment, and h. the point of origin and point of destination of each shipment; 3. The kind and quantity of all alcoholic beverages sold or withdrawn from inventory for sale, use or consumption during the calendar month; the date of each sale; and the kind, proof and quantity of alcoholic beverages in each sale; the name, address and ABLE Commission license number of each purchaser; and the manifest, bill of lading or delivery invoice number, which number shall be the number as shown on the basic shipping records which accompany the delivery; 4. All nontaxable sales and dispositions made during the month, supported by evidence satisfactory to the Tax Commission; 5. Closing inventory of alcoholic beverages as of the last day of the calendar month; and 6. Such other information pertaining to the wholesaler's beginning inventory of alcoholic beverages, receipts or acquisitions thereof, sales and dispositions thereof, and closing inventory, as the Tax Commission may by form or rule require. B. If upon investigation it is determined by the Tax Commission that any nontaxable disposition or sale claimed by any licensee is not supported by a valid invoice, or is fraudulently or falsely claimed in any manner by such licensee or any agent of such licensee, the Tax Commission shall disallow any such deduction and shall assess and collect the excise tax, together with the penalty and interest thereon, on the total amount of the disallowed deduction taken by the licensee. C. The taking and claiming of any deduction not authorized by law, upon a report by any wholesaler or the failure to file monthly reports or pay any excise tax due, shall constitute grounds for the revocation of such person's license, distributor permit or wholesaler permit by the ABLE Commission and the Tax Commission shall promptly notify the ABLE Commission of all such cases.