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. 

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

This bill proposes that any commercial entities be held accountable for publishing or distributing obscene materials, including materials that depict or encourage child pornography or child sexual exploitation, on the internet, digital media, or print media.

This bill proposes the creation of Oklahoma's Modern Plan for Economic Transformation and Effectiveness (COMPETE) Act, which establishes the Division on Economic Development, Growth, and Expansion within the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. The Division's purpose is to encourage, stimulate, and support the growth and expansion of the state's economy. Technical terms are defined in the Act, including 'Board' (referring to the Oklahoma Economic Development, Growth, and Expansion Board), 'Commission' (referring to the Oklahoma Workforce Commission), and 'Division' (referring to the Division on Economic Development, Growth, and Expansion). The bill gives certain public bodies, including the Division, permission to hold executive sessions on matters related to economic development. It also governs the Division's responsibilities, membership procedures, powers, and duties, and outlines rules for reimbursement of expenses, disclosure of information, and management of a Revolving Fund. The bill passed the House of Representatives on April 25, 2024 and is waiting for approval by the Senate. It includes an amendment to strike the enacting clause in Section 1. Emergencies declared allow for immediate codification upon enactment in order to expedite the bill's intended changes and benefits, implying the urgency of the state's need for modernized economic development.

This bill, also known as the Oklahoma Survivors' Act (Senate Bill No. 1470), aims to provide support and greater legal flexibility for victims of domestic violence who have been convicted of a crime.

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

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

This bill is related to the expungement and sealing of criminal records; it clarifies which records are eligible to be sealed and modifies the requirements for certain expungements.

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 

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.

Providing for income tax cuts of .25%

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

Sunset; Oklahoma Educational Television Authority; re-creating authority; modifying termination date.

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

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; 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

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