Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-5-125: Information required at time of sale, transit and

delivery of alcoholic beverages - Violations – Penalties.

A. Every manufacturer, brewer, wine and spirits wholesaler,

beer distributor or nonresident seller, selling alcoholic beverages

in this state, or selling alcoholic beverages for shipment into this

state shall, at the time such sale is made, make and deliver to the

purchaser or transporter an invoice, bill of lading, manifest or

other document describing such alcoholic beverages, showing:

1. The date of such sale or delivery;

2. The name and ABLE Commission license number of the seller;

3. The point of origin of the movement of such alcoholic

beverages and the destination of same;

4. The kind and quantity and a description of such alcoholic

beverages, including the proof of all spirits;

5. The name and ABLE Commission license number of the

purchaser;

6. The sale price; and

7. Such other information as the Oklahoma Tax Commission may,

by form or rule, require.

Every such invoice, bill of lading, manifest or other document

describing such alcoholic beverages, except beer, must be identified

by consecutive numbers printed upon the invoice or document, and

each such seller and purchaser must account for each copy of his or

her invoice and each number thereof.

B. Every manufacturer, brewer, wine and spirits wholesaler or

beer distributor importing into or purchasing in this state any

alcoholic beverage, and any retailer purchasing any alcoholic

beverage in this state, shall at the time of delivery or acceptance

of such alcoholic beverage, demand and receive a proper bill of

lading, invoice, manifest or other document, particularly describing

such alcoholic beverage and showing the proof of all spirits.

C. Every manufacturer, brewer, wine and spirits wholesaler,

beer distributor, nonresident seller and retailer shall retain one

copy of each invoice, bill of lading, manifest or similar document

covering all such sales and purchases by such licensee, as a part of

the permanent records of such licensee for a period of at least

three (3) years.

D. Any person violating any of the provisions of this section,

whether acting for himself or herself or as the agent or employee of

any licensee hereunder, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon

conviction, shall be punished as provided by law. Any violation of

the provisions of this section shall also constitute grounds for the

revocation by the ABLE Commission of any license issued under the

Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Control Act.