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Form OTC 901 - Nov 2020

Government forms

Form OTC 901 - Nov 2020

Form OTC 901 for ad valorem tax exemption in Oklahoma.

Originally published by: oklahoma.gov

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The Form OTC 901 is used by individuals and organizations seeking ad valorem tax exemption in Oklahoma. The form must be submitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission. The application requires information about the applicant, the property, and the reason for the exemption.
Individuals or organizations seeking ad valorem tax exemption in Oklahoma.
The completed Form OTC 901 should be submitted to Oklahoma Tax Commission.

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