Oklahoma Code § 62-886

Title 62. Public Finance: Residences qualifying for tax exemption - Application -
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Limit on amount.
A.  Upon creation of a housing reinvestment district pursuant to
the provisions of Section 5 of this act, there shall be granted
exemptions from ad valorem taxes upon property that qualifies for a
homestead exemption as follows:
1.  A newly constructed residence located on a parcel upon which
a residence has not previously been located within a ten-year period
immediately preceding the date of the commencement of construction
shall be exempt from ad valorem taxes for a period of two (2) tax
years, beginning with the tax year the property first qualifies for
a homestead exemption, to the extent of the ad valorem taxes upon
the parcel of property upon which the residence is located
attributable to the difference in the fair market value of such

parcel in such tax year compared to the fair market value of such
parcel in the tax year in which construction of the residence
commenced;
2.  A newly constructed residence located on a parcel upon which
a residence was previously located within a ten-year period
immediately preceding the date of the commencement of construction
shall be exempt from ad valorem taxes for a period of three (3) tax
years, beginning with the tax year the property first qualifies for
a homestead exemption, to the extent of the ad valorem taxes upon
the parcel of property upon which the residence is located
attributable to the difference in fair market value of such parcel
in such tax year compared to the fair market value of such parcel in
the tax year in which construction of the residence commenced; and
3.  A residence to which an improvement, as defined in Section
2802.1 of Title 68 of the Oklahoma Statutes, has been made, in an
amount which increases the fair cash value of the property by not
less than Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) as determined by the
county assessor, shall be exempt from ad valorem taxes for a period
of five (5) tax years, beginning with the first full tax year
following completion of the improvement, to the extent of the amount
of ad valorem taxes attributable to the value of the improvement.
For purposes of this section, a “newly constructed residence”
shall mean a dwelling for which construction was commenced after the
creation of the housing reinvestment district in which the dwelling
is located.
B.  The owner of any property qualifying for an exemption as
provided in subsection A of this section shall apply to the county
assessor on or before March 15 of the first tax year for which the
exemption is sought for the granting of such exemption.  Such
exemption shall not be granted unless the property owner is in
compliance with all ad valorem tax laws of this state.  If the
property owner ceases to be in compliance with all ad valorem tax
laws of this state during the period of the exemption, the exemption
shall be disallowed.
C.  An exemption from ad valorem taxes in any area included
within the boundaries of an enterprise area, a historic preservation
area or a reinvestment area as such terms are defined in Section 853
of Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes, or in a rural housing
incentive district established in accordance with the Oklahoma Rural
Housing Incentive District Act, in which ad valorem tax revenues or
other local tax revenues, or any increment or portion thereof, are
apportioned or allocated for the repayment of bonds pursuant to the
Local Development Act or the Oklahoma Rural Housing Incentive
District Act, shall be limited to the amount of ad valorem taxes not
so apportioned or allocated.

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