County sales tax collections will begin on Aug. 1 and last for 10 years, or until July 31, 2031, to fund services and upgrades for 12 emergency response agencies in the county.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — A decision not to tax billions in unemployment compensation will cost Oklahoma coffers an estimated $64.73 million in income t…
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The Cherokee Nation's Motor Vehicle tags year-to-date sales has increased by 14 percent compared to March 2020, according to the tax commissio…
Last week, the Oklahoma Legislature passed the 2022 fiscal year budget. The total budget is $8.8 billion, an increase of 14.3% over last year’…
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The Oklahoma State Legislature has reached an agreement on a budget for fiscal year 2022, opting to put money away after a year of concern tha…
OKLAHOMA CITY — Despite an influx of hundreds of millions of federal dollars earmarked to help pay for Medicaid expansion, lawmakers are propo…
Every family (and city) needs to talk about finances on occasion. Mark your calendar for the annual budget public hearing: Saturday, June 5 at…
Data released by the Oklahoma Tax Commission indicate Cherokee County sales tax collections April increased by more than $60,000 from the same…
The Internal Revenue Service issued the third round of Economic Impact Payments in April. Most Social Security beneficiaries and Supplemental …
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A new bill signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt will be a boon for many property owners, according to Cherokee County Assessor Marsha Trammel.
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