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Oklahoma income tax cut plan sent to Gov. Stitt for approval
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.
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.
Reducing Oklahoma's income tax and making Oklahoma a top business state were the main focuses of Gov. Kevin Stitt's State of the State address on Monday. He also announced the creation of DOGE-OK, inspired by President Donald Trump.