Oklahoma Code § 68-312.1

Title 68. Revenue And Taxation: Procedures for maintaining records and filing reports -
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A.  The Oklahoma Tax Commission, if in its discretion it deems
practical and reasonable, may establish procedures for maintaining
records and filing reports containing the information required by
this section.  The exercise by the Tax Commission of the authority
granted in this subsection shall be by adoption of rules necessary
to establish procedures that increase compliance with the
requirements of this article.
B.  Every wholesaler receiving cigarettes shall submit periodic
reports containing the information required by this subsection.  In
each case, the information required shall be itemized so as to
disclose clearly the brand style of the product.  The reports shall
be provided separately with respect to each of the facilities
operated by the wholesaler and shall include:
1.  The quantity of cigarette packages that were distributed or
shipped to another wholesaler or to a retailer within the borders of
Oklahoma during the reporting period and the name and address of
each person to whom those products were ultimately distributed or
shipped;
2.  The quantity of cigarette packages that were distributed or
shipped to another facility of the same wholesaler within the
borders of Oklahoma during the reporting period; and
3.  The quantity of cigarette packages that were distributed or
shipped within the borders of Oklahoma to Indian tribal entities or
licensees of Indian tribal entities or instrumentalities of the
federal government during the reporting period and the name and
address of each person to whom those products were distributed or
shipped.
C.  Manufacturers shall submit periodic reports containing the
information required by this subsection.  In each case, the
information required shall be itemized so as to disclose clearly the
brand style of the product.  The reports shall be provided
separately with respect to each of the facilities operated by the
manufacturer and shall include:
1.  The quantity of cigarette packages that were distributed or
shipped to another manufacturer or to a wholesaler within the
borders of Oklahoma during the reporting period and the name and
address of each person to whom those products were distributed or
shipped;

2.  The quantity of cigarette packages that were distributed or
shipped to another facility of the same manufacturer within the
borders of Oklahoma during the reporting period; and
3.  The quantity of cigarette packages that were distributed or
shipped within the borders of Oklahoma to instrumentalities of the
federal government during the reporting period and the name and
address of each person to whom those products were distributed or
shipped.
D.  The Tax Commission shall establish the reporting period,
which shall be no longer than three (3) calendar months and no
shorter than one (1) calendar month.  Reports shall be submitted
electronically as prescribed by the Tax Commission.
E.  Each wholesaler shall maintain copies of invoices or
equivalent documentation for each of its facilities for every
transaction in which the wholesaler is the seller, purchaser,
consignor, consignee, or recipient of cigarettes.  The invoices or
documentation shall show the name, address, phone number and
wholesale license number of the consignor, seller, purchaser, or
consignee, and the quantity by brand style of the cigarettes
involved in the transaction.
F.  Each retailer shall maintain copies of invoices or
equivalent documentation for every transaction in which the retailer
receives or purchases cigarettes at each of its facilities.  The
invoices or documentation shall show the name and address of the
wholesaler from whom, or the address of another facility of the same
retailer from which, the cigarettes were received, the quantity of
each brand style received in such transaction and the retail
cigarette license number or sales tax license number.
G.  Each manufacturer shall maintain copies of invoices or
equivalent documentation for each of its facilities for every
transaction in which the manufacturer is the seller, purchaser,
consignor, consignee, or recipient of cigarettes.  The invoices or
documentation shall show the name and address of the consignor,
seller, purchaser, or consignee, and the quantity by brand style of
the cigarettes involved in the transaction.
H.  Records required under subsections E through G of this
section shall be preserved on the premises described in the license
in such a manner as to ensure permanency and accessibility for
inspection at reasonable hours by authorized personnel of the
Oklahoma Tax Commission.  With the permission of the Tax Commission,
manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers may retain records off
premises, but shall transmit duplicates of the invoices or the
equivalent documentation to each place of business within twenty-
four (24) hours upon the request of the Tax Commission.
I.  The records required by subsections E through G of this
section shall be retained for a period of three (3) years from the
date of the transaction.

J.  The Tax Commission, upon request, shall have access to
reports and records required under this act.  The Tax Commission at
its sole discretion may share the records and reports required by
such sections with law enforcement officials of the federal
government, the State of Oklahoma, other states, or international
authorities and shall upon request share the records and reports
with state and local law enforcement officials; provided, in the
event a request is made to share records and reports pertaining to
any Indian tribal entity or licensees of Indian tribal entities, the
appropriate tribal Attorney General’s office shall be notified prior
to the disclosure of such records.
Added by Laws 2003, c. 475, § 4, eff. Nov. 1, 2003.  Amended by Laws
2005, c. 479, § 7, eff. July 1, 2005; Laws 2008, c. 378, § 6, emerg.
eff. June 4, 2008; Laws 2009, c. 434, § 6, eff. Jan. 1, 2010.

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