HB4278

Revenue and taxation; ad valorem; Oklahoma Tax Commission; form; county assessor; disabled veteran and surviving spouse; effective date.

Introduced·2/2/26
Int Text

Oklahoma HB4278 mandates the Oklahoma Tax Commission to create a form for county assessors and treasurers to use when disabled veterans or their.

Oklahoma HB4278 requires the Oklahoma Tax Commission to prescribe a form for county assessors and county treasurers to use when disabled veterans or their surviving spouses acquire new homesteads. The form must include information about previously receiving exempt treatment. County assessors must verify the form's accuracy and modify the assessment roll to reflect the exempt status of the new homestead. The county assessor and treasurer must also ensure an ad valorem tax bill is sent to the owner of the homestead formerly occupied by the disabled veteran or their surviving spouse.

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History

Feb 12

House

Withdrawn from Appropriations and Budget General Government Subcommittee Committee

Feb 12

House

Withdrawn from Appropriations and Budget Committee

Feb 12

House

Referred to Rules