Oklahoma Code § 68-3507

Title 68. Revenue And Taxation: Incentive payments - Deposit - Use - Investment - Audits
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- Unused assets.
A.  A political subdivision receiving an incentive payment
pursuant to the provisions of this act shall deposit such payment in
a separate fund and shall not be permitted to use such monies for
any purpose other than payment of expenses associated with a
qualified federal facility.
A political subdivision shall be permitted to invest the monies
accruing to such fund in such manner as is authorized by law for
investment of other monies of the political subdivision; provided,
the interest earned from such investments shall be deposited to the
fund and shall be used solely for payment of expenses associated
with a qualified federal facility.
B.  A political subdivision receiving an incentive payment
pursuant to the provisions of this act shall annually cause an
independent financial audit of such fund to be made and shall submit
such audit to the Department of Commerce, the Oklahoma Tax
Commission, and the State Auditor and Inspector.  The State Auditor
and Inspector shall review such audit and report his findings to the
Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of
the House of Representatives.
C.  At the end of the project term or at the end of the period
of time for which the qualified federal facility is leased or
conveyed to the government of the United States, whichever is later,

any assets of the qualified federal facility owned by the political
subdivision, including, but not limited to any property or any
monies remaining in the fund created pursuant to the provisions of
subsection A of this section, shall be disposed of between the
political subdivision and the state according to the proportions of
funding provided by the state through incentive payments authorized
by this act and funding provided by the political subdivision.

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