Form 901 Instructions Who Must File All business concerns, corporations, partnerships and professionals are required by Oklahoma statutes to file each year a statement of taxable assets as of January 1, which are located within this county. This rendition must be signed by an owner, partner, officer of the corporation or a bonafide agent. Penalties

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All business concerns, corporations, partnerships and professionals are required by Oklahoma Statutes to file a rendition (Business Personal Property Return) each year for property located in the county as it exists on January 1st.

By Mail—You may download and fill out the OTC 901 rendition form and return it by mail to this address: John A. Wright, Tulsa County Assessor Attn: Business Personal Tulsa County Headquarters, 5th floor 218 W. Sixth St. Tulsa, OK 74119

Form 901 (Revised 03/23) Submit to: Secretary of State . PO Box 13697 . Austin, TX 78711-3697 . 512 463-9760 . FAX: 512 463-5709 . Application Fee: $50 per class APPLICANT INFORMATION 1. BUSINESS STRUCTURE OF APPLICANT (Check One): Corporation General Partnership (State of Incorporation): (State of Organization):

How does a taxpayer file a Business Statement of Assets (form 901)? The taxpayer completes Form 901 listing the original cost of the assets of the business concern. Assets include furniture and fixtures, machinery and equipment, computer equipment, leasehold improvements and a schedule of monthly inventories for the past year.

(must file form 901-f ) fed/state employer id # type of business. standard industrial code. physical location of property. local telephone # usable sq/ft. # of units. owners name. start date at this location? / part 5. disposals. list any disposals of property during 2024 on reverse side of this form. sign. here. signature of preparer if other ...

Form 901-P Instructions Who Must File All business concerns, corporations, partnerships or individuals are required by Oklahoma law to file each year a statement of taxable assets as of January 1, that are located in this county and are not specifically exempt from ad valorem taxation by payment of gross production tax.

You may enter all of the necessary information on this form before you print it. Please enter your 7 digit account number\(Example:P1234567\). This will generate a barcode below that will assist our office in preparing your assessment.\r

Beginning January 1, 2013, the Oklahoma Constitution, Section 6A of Article 10, exempts any intangible personal property from ad valorem tax. The taxpayer must identify any intangible personal property which the taxpayer claims has been valued and assessed.