ITE First Quarter 0500107 A For Tax Year B Quarter 000 OW-8-ES Revised 11-2006 Oklahoma Individual E-2025

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Penalties for late filing or late payments in Oklahoma If you file your Oklahoma sales tax return late, you may face: Late filing penalty: 10% of unpaid taxes. Late payment penalty: 1.25% interest per month.
1st Quarter (January March) Reporting Periods and Due Dates grouped by quarters of the year.
Oklahoma VCI/Tax Amnesty is available for a taxpayer that did not file the required Oklahoma tax return(s), underreported tax due on a previously filed tax return(s), or did not pay previously assessed taxes. The program applies to both Oklahoma residents and out-of-state taxpayers who owe Oklahoma taxes.
The penalty is charged when taxpayers dont pay enough through payroll withholding or fail to pay enough when filing quarterly. Taxpayers who pay late also are fined. The usual penalty is the amount owed plus 5% of the underpayment amount. Its capped at 25%.
Penalty. 0.5% of the unpaid tax for each month or part of the month its unpaid not to exceed 40 months (monthly).
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