Oklahoma § 68-500.14 - Perfection of certain exemptions by refund claim
Full text of Oklahoma Oklahoma Statutes § 68-500.14 — Perfection of certain exemptions by refund claim, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 68-500.14. Perfection of certain exemptions by refund claim
A. 1. The exemption for use pursuant to paragraph 11 of
Section 500.10 of this title shall be perfected by a refund claim
filed by the consumer who shall provide evidence of an allocation of
use satisfactory to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
2. The exemption for a consumer who claims a refund pursuant to
paragraph 1 of this subsection for tax paid on fuel used to operate
trucks designed, equipped and used exclusively for garbage, refuse
or solid waste disposal shall be thirty-five percent (35%) of the
tax paid on such fuel; provided, the taxpayer may claim an amount
greater than thirty-five percent (35%) if the taxpayer supplies
evidence of an allocation of use for a tax exempt purpose
satisfactory to the Tax Commission of an amount greater than thirtyfive percent (35%).
B. The exemption for motor fuel pursuant to paragraphs 14 and
15 of Section 500.10 of this title which fuel was purchased tax paid
for a taxable use and was, after the purchase, contaminated by the
presence of a dye or marker or subject to a sudden and unexpected
casualty loss shall be refunded to the person responsible for the
contamination or loss event upon application therefor and on proof
shown acceptable to the Tax Commission.
C. Motor fuel tax that has otherwise been erroneously paid by a
person shall be refunded by the Tax Commission upon proof shown
satisfactory to the Tax Commission. The authority of the Tax
Commission under this section shall be broadly construed to prevent
unjust and unintended payment of taxes on exempt uses or by exempt
users.
D. The consumer shall apply for a refund with respect to motor
fuel purchased by the consumer for consumption in an exempt use
described under paragraphs 8 and 13 of Section 500.10 of this title
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as to which the tax imposed by this act had been previously paid and
no refund previously issued.
E. The exemption from taxation set forth in paragraph 10 of
Section 500.10 of this title shall be perfected by the consumer
applying for a refund with respect to motor fuel purchased by the
consumer for consumption as to which the tax imposed by this act had
been previously paid and no refund previously issued. The Tax
Commission shall promulgate any necessary rules to administer this
exemption.
F. Motor fuel tax that has been paid more than once with
respect to the same gallon of motor fuel shall be refunded by the
Tax Commission to the person who last paid the tax upon proof
satisfactory to the Tax Commission.
Added by Laws 1996, c. 345, § 14, eff. Oct. 1, 1996. Amended by
Laws 2004, c. 37, § 1, eff. Nov. 1, 2004.
Source: official Oklahoma text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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