Oklahoma § 68-211 Return of deposited money or securities to taxpayer.

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 68-211 — Return of deposited money or securities to taxpayer.

Oklahoma·Title 68 Revenue And Taxation

When, to secure compliance with the provisions of this article or any other State tax law, money or securities have been deposited with the Tax Commission, and the Tax Commission is satisfied that the taxpayer has complied with all tax laws and has, through independent payment or through authorization granted by the taxpayer to the Tax Commission to satisfy such tax indebtedness out of the money or securities deposited, paid all taxes due the State, then the Tax Commission shall return to the owner all or such part of the deposited money or securities as remains after the liquidation of taxpayer's tax liability. If such money or securities have by the Tax Commission been deposited with the State Treasurer, then the Tax Commission shall, under the circumstances above stated, notify the Trea

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When, to secure compliance with the provisions of this article or any other State tax law, money or securities have been deposited with the Tax Commission, and the Tax Commission is satisfied that the taxpayer has complied with all tax laws and has, through independent payment or through authorization granted by the taxpayer to the Tax Commission to satisfy such tax indebtedness out of the money or securities deposited, paid all taxes due the State, then the Tax Commission shall return to the owner all or such part of the deposited money or securities as remains after the liquidation of taxpayer's tax liability. If such money or securities have by the Tax Commission been deposited with the State Treasurer, then the Tax Commission shall, under the circumstances above stated, notify the Treasurer that the money or securities, or such part as the Tax Commission shall direct, should be returned to the owner.

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