A. Tracts of land in excess of forty (40) acres which are annexed to a municipality and used for industrial or commercial purposes shall not be subject to ad valorem taxes at the municipal rate. Tracts of annexed land in excess of five (5) acres which are used by persons engaged in farming or ranching, and all farm animals and livestock, and all agricultural implements and machinery and household goods located on the land, shall not be subject to municipal taxes unless the municipality furnishes services to these tracts as are ordinarily furnished to municipal residents. Tracts of land with an area of width no greater than three hundred twenty- six (326) feet at the widest point which are annexed to a municipality shall not be subject to municipal taxes, unless such tracts are annexed pursuant to paragraph 2 of subsection A of Section 21-103 of this title. No land which is used for agricultural purposes may be taken within the limits of a town and taxed at a greater rate than land which is adjacent to but outside the town limits. B. The revenue and taxation ordinances of any municipality and the licensing and regulatory authority of any municipality shall not apply or extend to any military installation located on federal property which has been annexed in part or in whole by a municipality on or after July 1, 1998, except to the following extent. The sales, use and occupancy tax ordinances of a municipality shall be applicable and extend to the part or whole of the military installation on federal property annexed on or after July 1, 1998, but the applicability of such ordinances shall be limited to activities on the military installation engaged in by the private sector involving the sale of goods and services taxable under the Oklahoma Sales Tax Code, the storage, use or other consumption of tangible property taxable under the Oklahoma Use Tax Code, and the occupancy of hotel/motel rooms for rent whether received in money or otherwise.
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