Supplied by the county assessor or the Oklahoma Tax Commission
EXEMPT TYPE:
All property is taxable unless exempted by Oklahoma statute. Tangible personal property moving through the
state MAY qualify for an exemption. Property cannot remain within the state for a period of no more than 90
days. Persons claiming this exemption must file an application with the county assessor each year for which the
exemption is claimed. The application must be filed on the form as prescribed by the Oklahoma Tax
Commission and shall be filed on or before March 15 of each year the exemption is claimed.
VALUE NOTICE DATE:
On or around April 15.
RIGHT OF PROTEST:
A written protest must be filed with the County Board of Equalization.
PROTEST DEADLINE:
May 1 or 20 working days after the assessor delivers a notice of increased change in appraised value.
RIGHT OF APPEAL &
FILING REQUIREMENT:
May file with the District Court in your county if you disagree with CBOE findings. You have 10 days after
adjournment of the CBOE to file in District Court.
TAX DUE:
Bill mailed November 1. First half due December 31 and second half due April 1 of the following year
TAXING JURISDICTIONS:
County general fund, library, county health department, school, school
building fund, school dinking fund, city, city general fund, city building fund
AUDIT PROVISION:
No, but the have the right to inspect the property
