To apply for Ag Permits:

The Assessor’s office is happy to help owners and operators of Blaine County farming businesses apply for Agriculture Exemption Permits. You can apply in our office or submit an application online: https://oktap.tax.ok.gov/oktap/web/_/#1

Do I qualify for a farm exemption permit?
Owners of agriculture related businesses and/or land may apply for the exemption permit.

You must list your farm equipment with the County Assessor between January 1st - March 15th of each year, and all of your personal property taxes due to Blaine County must be paid.

If you do not own farm equipment, you will need to verify that on the application for the exemption permit in the Blaine County Assessor's office.

The Oklahoma Tax Commission will required information regarding your farming products and livestock, although they are NOT subject to Ad Valorem property taxes. The OTC will also require documentation of your farming business in one of the following forms:
IRS form 1065,
IRS form 4835
IRS form 1040F - also called a schedule F.
FSA form 156EZ

How does it benefit me applying for this Exemption permit?
The benefit to filling for this permit is an exemption from paying sales tax on farm supplies, equipment and fuel which is purchased for use on the farm.

Am I required to list my farm assets with the Assessor’s Office if I am not interested in the farm permit exemption?
All farm equipment that is used for farming, owned, leased or operated by the owner, will be subject to Ad Valorem taxation. The equipment owner must list all farm assets with the Assessor’s office with or without the intention of filing for a farm permit exemption. Farming equipment can arbitrarily be assessed for property taxes with penalties if it is not listed by the owner by March 15th of each year.