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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the tonnage reporting document in the editor.
- Begin by filling in your Firm Name and Mailing Address clearly. Ensure that all details are accurate for proper processing.
- In the NAME(S) & LOCATION(S) section, list each fertilizer brand and its corresponding tons distributed. Be precise to avoid discrepancies.
- Calculate the TOTAL TONS distributed in Oklahoma and enter this value in Line A. Deduct any tons reported to other companies on Line B.
- Determine the NET TONNAGE due for inspection fees (Line C) and calculate the INSPECTION FEE DUE (Line D).
- If applicable, include any PENALTY FEES on Line E, then sum these amounts for your NET PAYMENT DUE on Line F.
- Finally, sign as an authorized agent, providing your card details if payment is made via credit card.
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