This bill allows corporations in Oklahoma to subtract a specific amount from their taxable income as per the Oklahoma Income Tax Code. The deduction begins at the rate of 20% for the taxable year starting after December 31, 2023, and before January 1, 2025. The deduction rate increases by 20% each year, reaching 100% for any taxable year starting on or after January 1, 2028. Companies must make an irrevocable decision to reduce taxable income, as specified by this act, by June 30, 2024, or within 60 days after the formation of a new eligible entity.

It modifies the income tax rate applicable for a specified tax year, introduces deductions in tax rates based on tax collections, and provides further reductions using a given formula. It adjusts the tax brackets and rates for both single and joint filers, with plans for rate reductions contingent on certain triggers

This bill, if enacted into law, would limit the use of state revenues in Oklahoma for the benefit of people illegally present in the state or the United States. State funds would not be allowed to be used knowingly to provide any form of support to such individuals, with some key exceptions. 

The bill introduces a misdemeanor for those who distribute or publish a digitization of another person's likeness, voice, name, or image without written consent with an intent to deceive or harm.

It amends current legislation to permit retail spirit license holders to offer samples of alcoholic beverages to employees under certain circumstances.

Prohibits the use of ranked choice voting in the state of Oklahoma.

Modifying procedures for application process for Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit

Modifying procedures for application process for Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit

The bill modifies the definition of certain terms and introduces a new definition for the term 'educational infrastructure fund'. The act also outlines specific tax credit percentages and limits for taxpayers making contributions to eligible scholarship-granting organizations. Additionally, it details the reporting requirements and financial accountability measures for these scholarship-granting organizations, along with the allocation and claiming procedures for tax credits.

Creating Oklahoma's Modern Plan for Economic Transformation and Effectiveness (COMPETE) Act; creating the Oklahoma Office of Economic Development, Growth, and Expansion.

It outlines specific elements that constitute organized retail crime, such as the intention for resale, use of theft tools, attempted escape through fire exits or non-public entry and exit points, and resistance to arrest. The bill also modifies aggregated offense periods, alters criminal offense patterns and modifies the escape element of force or fear in determining robbery classifications. It includes certain penalties related to organized retail crime, ranging from a fine of up to $1,000 and/or imprisonment for up to eight years. 

Modifying procedures for parental choice tax credits; disallowing credit to be used for certain tax offsets; exempting credit from taxable income

Prohibiting a school district from taking certain actions with regard to statewide professional educators' associations

Prohibiting certain actions by the Department of Human Services regarding prospective foster or adoptive parents.

Allows licensed employees to sample alcoholic beverages under certain circumstances; specifying amounts.

Removing requirement for prior school year attendance for LNH eligibility.

Repeals the Judicial Nominating Committee and adopts the U.S. Constitution model for selecting judges.

Increases the minimum employee contribution for members of the Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System from 8% to 9% of their paid base salary, effective July 1, 2025. - Increases the computation factor used to calculate the accrued retirement benefit for certain members of the Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System, phasing in higher percentages over time, from 2.5% to 3% of final average salary.

This bill requires each school district board of education in Oklahoma to adopt a policy allowing students to be excused from school to attend "released time courses" - religious or moral instruction courses taught by independent entities off school property.

Tribal-State agreements; enacting law to offer supplemental compact terms to affirm and extend existing agreements pertaining to motor vehicle registration 

Department of Commerce; making an appropriation; source; specifying amount.

Revenue and taxation; franchise tax; removing levy of tax after certain year; effective date; emergency.

Civil procedure; authorizing court to award certain costs; authorizing court to impose certain sanctions; effective date.

Students; creating the Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit Act; creating income tax credit for certain taxpayers; emergency.

Students; creating the Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit Act; creating income tax credit for certain taxpayers; emergency.

Providing for income tax cuts of .5%

Requiring all instructional material purchased or made available on school property to be subject to inspection

Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substance Act; prohibited acts and penalties; authorizing certain drug testing requirement; authorizing court to impose certain ...

Income-tax phaseout

An Act relating to revenue and taxation; amending 68 O.S. 2021, Section 2358, as amended by Section 2, Chapter 341, O.S.L. 2022 (68 O.S. Supp. 2022, Section 2358), which relates to Oklahoma taxable income and adjusted gross income; providing deduction for wages paid by qualifying small business entities to certain persons; providing for partnership tax treatment; providing limit in tax years deduction may be claimed; and providing an effective date.

This bill updates laws regarding the public retirement systems in Oklahoma, focusing on the Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System. It amends existing or includes new definitions, service credits, eligibility criteria, and conditions for contributions by employees and employers related to defined benefit and defined contribution plans. The bill modifies the Oklahoma Pension Legislation Actuarial Analysis Act and terminates the Retirement Freedom Act's provisions. The new legislation stipulates the cessation of certain employee and employer contributions and introduces requirements for contributions following the defined benefit plan's provisions. The bill allows for the management of defined contribution plan accounts, requires irrevocable choices regarding plan account balances, and details vesting treatment and computation of service credit. The effective dates for these changes are provided and exceptions are noted. The bill also modifies various sections dedicated to the Public Employees Retirement System, including sections related to membership of elected officials and participation in deferred compensation plans.

Public retirement systems; Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System; defined contribution plan; defined benefit plan; accounts; service credit; effective ...

An Act relating to public finance; creating the Public Finance Act of 2023; providing for noncodification; and providing an effective date.

Approving and disapproving certain proposed permanent rules of state agencies; disapproving certain rules; distribution.

Public finance; Large-scale Economic Activity and Development Act of 2022; modifying certain job threshold requirement; requiring transfer of funds if certa ...

Economic development; creating the Perform Act; providing investment rebate. Emergency.

Economic development; making an appropriation to the Perform Fund; identifying source; establishing amount; requiring certain amounts be used for certain purposes

Tribal-State agreements; affirming and offering supplemental compact term; enacting law to offer the restoration of compact.

Oklahoma Historical Society; providing purpose; directing certain transfer; requiring certain budget procedures.

Education; specifying apportionment of certain appropriated funds. Effective date. Emergency.

Charter schools; creating the Statewide Charter School Board; providing for succession to certain contracts. Effective date.

Economic development; creating the Perform Act; providing investment rebate. Emergency

Criminal justice; allows OIDS cases to be transferred under certain circumstances and increases fees for OiDS attorneys in capital cases

Requiring all instructional material purchased or made available on school property to be subject to inspection

This bill enacts the Oklahoma Computer Data Privacy Act, which applies to certain businesses that collect consumers' personal information.

An Act relating to crimes and punishments; making certain acts unlawful; providing penalties; presuming that certain property has been stolen or wrongfully obtained; allowing presumption to be rebutted by proof; providing list of circumstances to consider when inquiring about certain property; providing an exception; defining term; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

An Act relating to school transportation; amending 70 O.S. 2021, Section 3-141, which relates to transporting charter school students; deleting requirement limiting transportation to certain boundaries; amending 70 O.S. 2021, Sections 9-101 and 9-105, which relate to student transportation; removing restriction on where a receiving district can provide transportation to student transfers; deleting provision withholding state funding from district not adhering to transportation boundaries; authorizing transport of students living outside of certain boundaries and routes; providing an effective date; and declaring an emergency.

schools - authorizing school district to use portion of transportation funds for transportation grants - permitting distribution of grants for transporting students ] AMENDMENT NO. 1. , line 8, delete, after the word "State" and before the word "of", the word "Department" and insert the word "Board" and when the title is restored, amend the title to conform AMENDMENT NO. 2 , restore the title Passed the Senate the 27th day of April, 2022. Presiding Officer of the Senate Passed the House of Representatives the ____ day of __________, 2022. Presiding Officer of the House of Representatives ENGROSSED HOUSE BILL NO. 3086 By: Hilbert of the House and Pugh of the Senate [ schools - authorizing school district to use portion of transportation funds for transportation grants - permitting distribution of grants for transporting students

An Act relating to revenue and taxation; repealing 68 O.S. 2021, Sections 1201, 1202, 1203, 1204, 1205, 1206, 1207, 1208, 1209, 1210, 1211, 1212, 1212.1, 1213 and 1214, which relate to franchise tax; providing an effective date; and declaring an emergency.

Fees and costs; Juvenile Code; costs of representation in certain proceedings; effective date; emergency.    

Expungements; providing for the automatic sealing of records under certain circumstances; effective date.    

Revenue and taxation; income tax; full expensing; requiring conformity with Internal Revenue Code; emergency.    

An Act relating to the Large-scale Economic Activity and Development Fund; making an appropriation; identifying source; establishing amount; requiring certain amounts be used for certain purposes; and providing an effective date. SUBJECT: Large-scale Economic Activity and Development Fund

General appropriations; making appropriations to various agencies; providing for certain transfers of funds. Effective date.

An Act relating to courts; enacting the Fines Assessed and Imposed Reasonably (FAIR) Act; providing for certain transfer of funds; amending 20 O.S. 2021, Section 1313.2, which relates to definitions; eliminating certain fees; amending 22 O.S. 2021, Section 988.9, which relates to community sentencing; eliminating certain fee; amending 22 O.S. 2021, Section 991c, which relates to deferred sentence; eliminating certain fee; amending 22 O.S. 2021, Section 991d, which relates to supervision fees; eliminating certain fees; amending 28 O.S. 2021, Section 153, which relates to costs in criminal cases; eliminating certain fees; amending 29 O.S. 2021, Section 9-114, which relates to penalties; eliminating certain fee; amending 63 O.S. 2021, Sections 2-401, 2-402, as last amended by Section 1, Chapter 220, O.S.L. 2016, 2-404, 2-405, 2-406, 2-407, 2-407.1, and 2-415, which relate to penalties for prohibited acts; eliminating certain fees; updating statutory references; updating statutory language; defining terms; creating the Office of Judicial Performance Evaluation; providing purpose of Office; creating Board of Judicial Performance Evaluation; stating purpose of Board; providing for terms of office for members of the Board of Judicial Performance Evaluation; imposing certain conditions with respect to membership; providing for payment to members of the Board of Judicial Performance Evaluation; providing for travel reimbursement; requiring approval for expenses of the Office of Judicial Performance Evaluation; providing certain meetings of the Board of Judicial Performance Evaluation are confidential and exempt from Oklahoma Open Meeting Act; providing for confidentiality of certain information and exempt from Oklahoma Open Records Act; creating Administrator position; prescribing duties of Administrator; prescribing duties and powers of Office of Judicial Performance Evaluation; prescribing criteria for judicial performance evaluations; requiring initial evaluations; requiring interim evaluations; allowing response from Justice or judge; requiring performance evaluations be shared with certain persons; requiring election-year evaluations; prescribing content of narratives; allowing response from Justice or judge; requiring performance evaluations be shared with certain persons; authorizing improvement plans; prescribing process; prescribing procedures based upon failure to complete plan; providing for disclosure of certain conflicts of interest; providing recusal process for certain persons; requiring information be kept confidential; prescribing Board of Judicial Performance Evaluation duties and powers; authorizing promulgation of rules; repealing 19 O.S. 2021, Section 339.7, which relates to community service programs; repealing 20 O.S. 2021, Sections 1313.3 and 1313.4, which relate to fees and fingerprinting; repealing 63 O.S. 2021, Section 2-503.2, which relates to the Drug Abuse Education and Treatment Revolving Fund; providing for noncodification; providing for codification; and providing an effective date.

Occupational licensing and certification; allowing certain individuals with a criminal history to receive licensing and certification to practice. Effective ...    

Schools; requiring restrooms or changing areas to be used by individuals based on their sex; requiring certain accommodation. Emergency.    

Legal representation; modifying requirements for contracting for certain legal representation. Effective date.    

Legal representation; modifying requirements for contracting for certain legal representation. Effective date.    

Public health and safety; Home Bakery Act of 2013; home food establishments; homemade food products; Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry; beekeepe ...

Professions and occupations; The Plumbing License Law of 1955; modifying powers of the Construction Industries Board.

Firearms; clarifying immunity provision for persons asserting claims of self-defense; effective date.

Inmates; creating the Sarah Stitt Act; directing the Department of Corrections to assist inmates with obtaining state-issued identification cards and employ ...

Driver licenses; notification for cancellation or denial of driving privileges of certain persons; revocation; petition; effective date.

Professions and occupations; Mechanical Licensing Act; authorizing certain apprentices to take certain journeyman examinations; effective date.

Schools; Education Open Transfer Act; granting student transfer to another school district at any time; capacity; policies; appeals process; annual audit; e ...

Officers; Oklahoma Religious Freedom Act; free exercise; place of worship; substantial burden; effective date.

Revenue and taxation; individual income tax rates; earned income tax credit; computation of credit; effective date.

Revenue and taxation; modifying the Equal Opportunity Education Scholarship Act. Effective date.

Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarships for Students with Disabilities Program; eligibility; modifying discrimination prohibition to which participating private s ...

State Medicaid program; creating the "Ensuring Access to Medicaid Act"; creating certain requirements for and prohibiting certain actions by the Oklahoma He ...

Student athletics; creating the Save Women's Sports Act; requiring certain athletic teams to be designated based on biological sex. Emergency.

Oklahoma Religious Freedom Act; prohibiting governmental declaration of religious institution as nonessential; prohibiting certain closures. Effective date. ...

Elections; prohibiting alteration or amendment of election procedures under certain circumstances. Emergency.

Securities; exempting certain securities offerings; requiring certain federal exemption for inrtrastate offerings; limiting certain amount. Emergency.

Film production incentives; enacting the Filmed in Oklahoma Act of 2021; rebate incentives. Effective date. Emergency.

Students; providing for virtual charter school enrollment of children whose parents are on certain active military duty. Effective date. Emergency.

Schools; modifying provisions of Education Open Transfer Act; providing for establishment of capacity; providing for appeals. Emergency.

Firearms; providing for the defensive display of firearms under certain circumstances; exceptions; examples. Emergency.

Oklahoma Solicitation of Charitable Contributions Act; prohibiting imposition of certain filing or reporting requirements. Effective date.

amends the existing law related to the Oklahoma State Regents' Endowment Trust Fund, which provides state matching funds for endowed chairs, professorships, lectureships, and artist-in-residence positions at public institutions of higher education in Oklahoma. 

This bill creates the Civil Service and Human Capital Modernization Act, which establishes the Human Capital Management Administration (HCMA) as a division of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services. The HCMA will handle complaints from state employees regarding disciplinary actions, set up an administrative law judge process for hearing these complaints, and maintain a statewide Alternative Dispute Resolution Program. 

Provides a cost-of-living benefit increase for certain retired members of various Oklahoma public retirement systems, including the Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and Retirement System, the Oklahoma Police Pension and Retirement System, the Uniform Retirement System for Justices and Judges, the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Retirement System, the Teachers' Retirement System of Oklahoma, and the Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System

Creates the Personal Privacy Protection Act, which prohibits public agencies in Oklahoma from requiring individuals or organizations to disclose personal affiliation information, such as membership or donor lists for certain tax-exempt entities.

Introduces a new tax credit program for qualifying entertainment industry expenditures in Oklahoma, including film production projects and television episode production projects. 

Amends the previous Home Bakery Act of 2013 to rename it and make several changes. The key provisions are: 1. It renames the act to the Homemade Food Freedom Act. 2. It removes previous definitions and adds new definitions, such as for "nonpotentially hazardous" and "potentially hazardous" homemade food products. 3. It exempts the production and sale of certain nonpotentially hazardous homemade food products from licensing and regulation by the state, allowing direct-to-consumer sales and delivery. For potentially hazardous homemade products, it requires direct sales to consumers and delivery by the producer. 

Provides Oklahoma businsses with limited protection against frivolous lawsuits related to Covid-19

amends existing Oklahoma law to provide alternative procedures for executing absentee ballot affidavits during the COVID-19 pandemic