Oklahoma Code § 68-3915

Title 68. Revenue And Taxation: Quarterly reports
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A.  1.  Beginning with the first complete calendar quarter after
the application of the establishment is approved by the Oklahoma
Department of Commerce, the establishment shall begin filing
quarterly reports with the Oklahoma Tax Commission that specify the
actual number and individual gross taxable payroll of new direct
jobs for the establishment and such other information as required by
the Tax Commission.  In no event shall the first claim for incentive
payments be filed later than three (3) years from the start date
designated by the Department.  The Tax Commission shall verify the
actual individual gross taxable payroll for new direct jobs.  If the
Tax Commission is not able to provide such verification utilizing
all available resources, the Tax Commission may request additional
information from the establishment as may be necessary or may
request the establishment to revise its reports.
The establishment shall continue filing such reports during the
ten-year incentive period or until it is no longer qualified to
receive incentive payments.  Such reports shall constitute a claim
for quarterly incentive payments by the establishment.
2.  Upon receipt of a report for the initial calendar quarter of
the incentive period and for each subsequent calendar quarter
thereafter, the Tax Commission shall determine if the establishment
has met the following requirements:
a. during the initial twelve (12) quarters of the
contract or until the establishment creates ten new
direct jobs, paid the individuals it employed in new
direct jobs an average annualized wage that exceeded
the requirements of paragraph 3 of subsection C of
Section 3914 of this title, or
b. after the establishment created ten new direct jobs:
(1) paid the individuals it employed in new direct
jobs an average annualized wage which equaled or
exceeded the requirements of paragraph 3 of
subsection C of Section 3914 of this title, and
(2) created and/or maintained the minimum number of
new direct jobs as specified in the 21st Century
Quality Jobs Incentive Act.
3.  Upon determining that an establishment has met the
requirements of paragraph 2 of this subsection for the initial
calendar quarter of the incentive period, the Tax Commission shall

issue a warrant to the establishment in an amount which shall be
equal to either:
a. the initial net benefit rate multiplied by the amount
of gross taxable payroll of new direct jobs actually
paid by the establishment during the initial twelve
(12) quarters of the contract or until the
establishment reaches ten new direct jobs, whichever
comes first, or
b. the fulfillment net benefit rate multiplied by the
amount of gross taxable payroll of new direct jobs
actually paid by the establishment after it creates or
maintains ten new direct jobs.
B.  Except as provided in subsection C of this section, the
quarterly incentive payment provided for in subsection A of this
section shall be allowed in each of the thirty-nine (39) subsequent
calendar quarters.
C.  1.  An establishment which does not meet the requirements of
paragraph 2 of subsection A of this section within twelve (12)
quarters of the date of its application shall be ineligible to
receive any incentive payments pursuant to its application and
approval.
2.  An establishment which at any time during the thirty-nine
(39) subsequent calendar quarters does not meet the requirements of
paragraph 2 of subsection A of this section shall be ineligible to
receive an incentive payment during the calendar quarter in which
such requirements are not met.
3.  An establishment which has met the requirements of paragraph
2 of subsection A of this section within twelve (12) quarters of the
date of its application, but which at any time during the subsequent
twenty-eight (28) quarters fails to meet the requirements of
paragraph 2 of subsection A of this section in four (4) consecutive
quarters, shall be ineligible to receive any further incentive
payments pursuant to its application and approval.

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