Bill to eliminate franchise tax passes Oklahoma House of Representatives
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill to eliminate the state's franchise tax.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill to eliminate the state's franchise tax.
The Oklahoma State Senate approved a bill that is an integral part of a comprehensive plan to restructure and revitalize Oklahoma's workforce.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives approved a $500 million education plan that aims to provide hundreds of millions of dollars to Oklahoma public schools, pay raises to teachers and tax credits to parents and guardians whose children attend private schools.
Two bills that aim to strengthen childcare access and help Oklahoma parents stay in the workforce both overcame their first legislative hurdle.
A bill to eliminate the state's franchise tax passed an Oklahoma House of Representatives subcommittee.
Oklahoma House Speaker Charles McCall announced a $500 million education package that he says will provide hundreds of millions of dollars to public schools throughout Oklahoma, tax credits to parents and guardians whose children attend private schools and mandatory raises for all teachers.
A multipronged initiative to transform Oklahoma's workforce is underway at the State Capitol, and Gov. Kevin Stitt just announced the members of his Workforce Transformation Task Force.
A bill that is a crucial part of a plan to restructure and revitalize Oklahoma's workforce was approved by a State Senate committee on Wednesday.
Gov. Kevin Stitt delivered his annual State of the State address Monday, promoting an agenda focused on workforce, tax change and education and infrastructure development.
The State Chamber of Oklahoma released its agenda for the 2023 legislative session, a plan that includes revitalizing workforce and creating a positive tax policy.