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Attempts by some to justify these costly failures as typical failures associated with the risks inherent in all venture investment business reflects the same ignorance and incompetence that went into creating and legislating this program.

New   Another Tax credit letter causes public outcry  September 22, 2007

Altus Ventures - Quartz Mountain Aerospace

Update

This Altus Ventures/QMA venture resulted in barely 100 jobs lasting only a few years. Costing the state nearly $700,000 for each job paying $30,000.

June 1, 2007 - Quartz Mountain announced the layoff of 20 of its 104 employees. See more

Rocketplane Oklahoma subdizing a thrill ride for the wealthy and a Texas wedding. State cost $15 million. Delay after delay. View

Great Plains Airlines tax credit abuse. State cost $27 million. Went belly up. View

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Owl's Growl and Howl

Oklahoma has gone way beyond what most people believe that lobbyist are buying lunches and paying golf fees.

Lobbyists are writing legislation, and allowed unfettered access to legislation that allows them to change the wording, without legislators "officially" knowing, according to Senator Ted Fisher. [Ref A103]

Someone is controlling the Tax Commission in a way that the Tax Commission is approving tax rebate request for businesses containing obviously fraudulent content. Obviously fraudulent when a plan for $32 million, entitled to a 30% risk offset, receives $66.3 million.

Our Governor and Attorney General are willfully failing to act on these violations of our state constitution and laws.


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Tax Shams. Oklahoma officials claim this is as merely an incidental windfall. The IRS views schemes like this as Theodore Craft, a tax Attorney, formerly with the IRS Office of Chief Counsel. [M102]

Tax credit being abused, officials say."A tax credit program designed to stimulate job growth is being abused by investors who are realizing millions of dollars in gains without providing the intended economic development benefits to Oklahoma". AP, March 9, 2006 [Ref A101]

  Additional explanation and supporting information. 
 View  Scams Index 
 View  Oklahoma flim-flam sham. How scam works. 
 View  Hired gun tax attorneys 
 View  Known tax credit venture participants. Some receiving scandalous amounts of tax credits.  
 View  How the tax credit scam came about. 
 View  Dubious relation in Oklahoma's legislative branch with tax credit abuse promoter. 
 View Other States Similar scams in other states. Louisiana and Missouri. 
 View  Current status. Changes to tax credit program. 
 View  Loophole in tax law threatens budget. A tax loophole so big it threatens to cripple the state budget has lawmakers scrambling at the state Capitol. [Ref A103]  
  View  Definition accredited investor, more commonly known as a wealthy investor. 
  View  Oklahoma's Capital Formation Incentive Act 
 View  Tax abuse site map. 

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Reference Articles
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A101 view    Tax credit being abused, officials say
March 9, 2006
AP, Ron Jenkins
A103 view    Loophole in tax law threatens budget, March 26, 2006
The Oklahoman, By Randy Ellis, Contributing Nolan Clay
A137 view    Altus aircraft maker cites FAA delays in layoffs
Production delays plague airplane company
June 1, 2007

Reference notes
N104

Oklahoma's program to create jobs!

$66.3 million should have created 5000 new jobs, not 300!

Oklahoma's Quality Jobs program goal is to pay employers 5% of new taxable payroll for 10 years, for new jobs with an average salary of $30,000. Allowing each company 3 years to ramp up to full employment. Oklahoma should have had 5000 jobs, not 300.


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