Gov. Stitt signs Oklahoma personal income tax cut into law
An income tax cut that sets Oklahoma's personal income tax on a path to zero has officially been signed into law by Gov. Kevin Stitt.
An income tax cut that sets Oklahoma's personal income tax on a path to zero has officially been signed into law by Gov. Kevin Stitt.
The Oklahoma Legislature is backing what is being touted as historic legislation that sets out to bring transformative capital investment and high-wage manufacturing jobs to the state and supports the development of a massive $4 billion primary aluminum production plant in the Tulsa Port of Inola.
A plan to cut Oklahoma's personal income tax and set it on a path to zero is on the cusp of being signed into state law.
More Oklahoma adults will be able to complete their high school education and earn a diploma thanks to a bill expanding high school completion opportunities.
Two bills that provide the Oklahoma Workforce Commission the guidance and funding it needs to coordinate and grow workforce revitalization efforts across the state are now on Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk, ready to be signed into law.
Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA) will build a massive primary aluminum production plant in the Tulsa Port of Inola—a $4 billion investment that is expected to create thousands of jobs in Oklahoma.
The initial financial examination report of an audit being conducted on the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) is now on Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk.
Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed a bill that sought to modify Oklahoma's eviction timeline and give tenants more time to pay their debt.
Gov. Kevin Stitt and Oklahoma legislative leaders have agreed on a budget for the state that includes Stitt's long-sought-after income tax cut as well as tort reform.
Two bills created to reform Oklahoma's unemployment tax system are headed to Gov. Kevin Stitt for final approval.