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Oklahoma Cost Relief and Permitting Efficiency Act

Status: PassedState: OklahomaIssue: Inflation

Summary

This bill gives Oklahoma residents temporary cost-of-living relief by suspending state sales tax on groceries, cutting some fuel-related taxes and fees, and offering a one-year refundable tax credit for qualifying small businesses. It also speeds up routine commercial and infrastructure permits for twelve months, with the whole law expiring after a year unless renewed.

Full text

The State of Oklahoma shall provide temporary inflation relief by suspending the state sales tax on groceries and reducing designated state excise taxes and regulatory fees on motor fuel for twelve months, while authorizing a one-year refundable tax credit for qualifying small businesses on purchases of essential inputs including energy, freight, and agricultural supplies; the Act shall also require state agencies to establish expedited review timelines and simplified application procedures for routine commercial and infrastructure permits, with implementation limited to available appropriations and an automatic sunset after twelve months unless renewed by law.

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Sponsor

Fred BartelRepublican Party

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