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CITATION:Amends Section 6A of Article 10
SUBJECT:Exempts all intangible personal property from ad valorem taxation
ELECTION DATE:
Next General Election, November 6, 2012 OKLA. CONST. Art. 24, ?1BALLOT TITLE:
This measure amends Section 6A of Article 10 of the Oklahoma Constitution. At present that section exempts some intangible personal property from ad valorem property taxation. This measure would exempt all intangible personal property from ad valorem property taxation.
An ad valorem property tax is a tax imposed upon the value of property.
Intangible Personal Property is property whose value is not derived from its physical attributes, but rather from what it represents or evidences.
Intangible Personal Property which is still currently taxed but would not be taxed if the measure is adopted, includes items such as:
o patents, inventions, formulas, designs, and trade secrets; o licenses, franchise, and contracts; o land leases, mineral interests, and insurance policies; o custom computer software; and o trademarks, trade names and brand names.
If adopted, the measure would apply to property taxation starting with the tax year that begins on January 1, 2013:
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State Question 766
State Question No.: 766 
Legislative Referendum No. 363
RESOLUTION OR BILL NUMBER:SJR 52 Legislative Referendum No. 363CITATION:Amends Section 6A of Article 10
SUBJECT:Exempts all intangible personal property from ad valorem taxation
ELECTION DATE:
An ad valorem property tax is a tax imposed upon the value of property.
Intangible Personal Property is property whose value is not derived from its physical attributes, but rather from what it represents or evidences.
Intangible Personal Property which is still currently taxed but would not be taxed if the measure is adopted, includes items such as:
o patents, inventions, formulas, designs, and trade secrets; o licenses, franchise, and contracts; o land leases, mineral interests, and insurance policies; o custom computer software; and o trademarks, trade names and brand names.
If adopted, the measure would apply to property taxation starting with the tax year that begins on January 1, 2013:
Re: State Question 766