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30-April 13, 2022
28+STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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30+2nd Session of the 58th Legislature (2022)
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3332 COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE
3433 FOR ENGROSSED
35-HOUSE BILL NO. 3082 By: Bashore of the House
34+HOUSE BILL 3082 By: Bashore of the House
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43-[ Ad Valorem Tax Code - assessment ratio of broadband
44-service providers - effective date ]
42+COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE
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44+An Act relating to Ad Valorem Tax Code; amending 68
45+O.S. 2021, Sections 2808 and 2847, which relate to
46+definitions and annual assessments; defining terms;
47+providing assessment ratio of broadband service
48+providers; and providing an effective date .
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4952 BE IT ENACTED BY THE PE OPLE OF THE STATE OF O KLAHOMA:
5053 SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 68 O.S. 2021, Section 2808, is
5154 amended to read as follows:
5255 Section 2808. A. As used in the Ad Valorem Tax Code:
5356 1. “Public service corporation ” means all transportation
5457 companies, transmission com panies, all gas, electric, light, heat
5558 and power companies and all waterworks and water power companies,
5659 and all persons authorized to exercise the right of eminent domain
5760 or to use or occupy any right -of-way, street, alley, or public
5861 highway, along, over or under the same in a manner not permitt ed to
5962 the general public;
60-2. “Transportation company ” means any company, corporation,
61-trustee, receiver, or any other person owning, leasing or operating
62-for hire, a street railway, canal, steamboat line, and also any
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89+2. “Transportation company ” means any company, corporation,
90+trustee, receiver, or any other person owning, leasing or operating
91+for hire, a street railway, canal, steamboat line, and also any
9092 sleeping car company, parlor car comp any and express company, and
9193 any other company, trustee, or person in any way engaged in such
9294 business as a common carrier. As used in the Ad Valorem Tax Code,
9395 the term “transportation company ” shall not include an y railroad or
9496 any air carrier. However, all railroad and air carrier property
9597 shall continue to be valued and assessed by the State Board of
9698 Equalization for purposes of ad valorem taxation;
9799 3. “Transmission company” means any company, corporation,
98100 trustee, receiver, or other person owning, lea sing or operating for
99101 hire any telegraph or telephone line or radio broadcasting system;
100102 4. “Person” means individuals, partnerships, associations, and
101103 corporations in the singular as well as plural number;
102104 5. “Video services provider” means a subclass of public service
103105 corporations consisting of any public service corporation offering
104106 video programming services;
105107 6. “Video programming” shall have the same meaning as set forth
106108 in 47 U.S.C., Section 522(20); and
107109 7. “Fixed wireless broadband Internet servi ce provider” means
108110 an entity that solely offers access to the Internet through a
109111 stationary fixed point -to-point connection often requiring direct
110-line of sight between the provider’s wireless transmitter and its
111-end-user consumer’s receiver; and
112-8. “Broadband service provider s” means a subclass of public
113-service corporations consisting of any public service corporation
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139+end-user consumer’s receiver; and
140+8. “Broadband service provider s” means a subclass of public
141+service corporations consisting of any public service corporation
141142 offering broadband-based services including Internet access, Voice
142143 over Internet Protocol, and In ternet Protocol television, to end -
143144 user consumers.
144145 B. As used in the Ad Valorem Tax Code, “transmission company ”
145146 and “public service corporation ” shall not be construed to include
146147 cable television companies or fixed wireless broadband Internet
147148 service providers.
148149 C. Any real or personal property used by any company,
149150 corporation, trustee, receiver, or other person owning, leasing, or
150151 operating for hire any pipeline or oil or gas gathering system which
151152 was assessed by the State Board of Equalization after Ja nuary 1,
152153 1997, shall continue to be assessed by the State Board of
153154 Equalization through ad valorem tax year 1998.
154155 SECTION 2. AMENDATORY 68 O.S. 2021, Section 2847, is
155156 amended to read as follows:
156157 Section 2847. A. The property of all railroads, air carriers
157158 and public service corporations shall be assessed annually by the
158159 State Board of Equalization at its fair cash value estimated at the
159160 price it would bring at a fair voluntary sale.
160-B. Taxable values of real and personal propert y of all
161-railroads, air carriers and public service corporations shall be
162-established in accordance with the requirements of Sec tion 8 of
163-Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution. The State Board of
164-Equalization shall determine the taxable value of all taxa ble
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187+B. Taxable values of real and personal propert y of all
188+railroads, air carriers and public service corporations shall be
189+established in accordance with the requirements of Sec tion 8 of
190+Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution. The State Board of
191+Equalization shall determine the taxable value of all taxa ble
192192 property that the Board is required by law to assess and value, and
193193 shall determine such taxable val ue in accordance with th e
194194 requirements of Section 8 of Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution.
195195 C. The State Board of Equalization shall assess the prop erty of
196196 that subclass of public service corporations known as video services
197197 providers, as defined in Se ction 2808 of this title , as provided:
198198 1. Every video services provider shall file with the State
199199 Board of Equalization a certification regarding total gross receipts
200200 for the immediate preceding calendar year by April 15 and shall
201201 specify the total gross receipts derived from vi deo programming
202202 services;
203203 2. The State Board of Equalization shall determine the
204204 percentage of gross receipts the video service s provider has derived
205205 from video programming in the immediately preceding calendar year;
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207207 3. The percentage determined purs uant to paragraph 2 of this
208208 subsection shall be applied to the taxable fair cash value allocated
209209 to Oklahoma, and the resulting fair cash value attributable to video
210210 programming services shall be assessed using the statewide average
211-of the assessment ratio s applied to the assets of cable television
212-companies in that tax year. U nless the taxpayer or the State Board
213-of Equalization demonstrates otherwise, the statewide average
214-assessment ratio applied to the personal property of a cab le
215-television company sh all be assumed to be twelve percent (12%).
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237+of the assessment ratio s applied to the assets of cable television
238+companies in that tax year. Unless the taxpayer or the State Board
239+of Equalization demonstrates otherwise, the statewide average
240+assessment ratio applied to the personal property of a cab le
241+television company sh all be assumed to be twelve percent (12%).
243242 D. The percentage of fair cash value for real and personal
244243 property of railroads, ai r carriers and public service corporations
245244 required by the Oklahoma Constitution to be taxable shall be the
246245 percentage at which it was assessed on January 1, 1996, in
247246 accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of subsection A of
248247 Section 8 of Article X o f the Oklahoma Constitution, and, subject to
249248 the requirements of federal law, shall be uniformly applied to
250249 calculate the taxabl e values of public service corporation property
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252251 E. The State Board of Equa lization shall assess the property of
253252 that subclass of public service corporations known as broadband
254253 service providers, as defined in Section 2808 of th is title, at a
255254 ratio of sixteen percent (16%).
256255 SECTION 3. This act shall become effect ive January 1, 2023.
257-COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
258-April 13, 2022 - DO PASS AS AMENDED
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