'Largest single year tax cut in Oklahoma history:' Gov. Stitt signs state grocery tax elimination into law

Oklahoma governor signs bill eliminating state tax on groceries

OKLAHOMA CITY — Surrounded by families, community leaders, and state legislators, Gov. Kevin Stitt signed House Bill 1955 into law Tuesday, eliminating the state portion of the grocery tax.

Stitt signs bill eliminating state grocery tax

House Bill 1955 will take effect 90 days after the Legislature adjourns and likely become effective in late August.

'Largest single year tax cut in Oklahoma history:' Gov. Stitt signs state grocery tax elimination into law

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Governor Kevin Stitt has officially signed a total elimination of the state grocery tax into law. The House passed a bill that would eliminate the state grocery tax during the 2023 legislative session, but the Senate didn’t move on it. The proposal would not only eliminate the state tax, but also put a moratorium on local grocery and sales taxes that would prohibit cities from increasing those through June 2025. The House’…

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signs grocery tax bill eliminating state's portion of food tax

Both Republicans and Democrats cheer the accomplishment. Some hint more tax cutting is still to come, while others stress maintaining critical services

Governor signs grocery tax cut bill into law

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed House Bill 1955 into law, which will cut the state’s portion, 4.5 percent, of sales tax on groceries.

Oklahoma governor signs grocery tax cut

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a measure eliminating the state’s portion of the grocery tax Tuesday morning, but Oklahomans will have to wait another six months for it to go into effect.