Oklahoma Cities Show Increased Sales Tax
- Feb 13, 2012 | Susan McLain
Oklahoma cities are seeing an increase in sales tax receipts for end of December revenues. In Bartlesville, the February tax revenues received were over $1.5 million. The city’s local sales tax is 3 percent. This amount shows an increase of 4 percent over last year’s February sales tax revenue.
Other communities “…showed mixed results when comparing Oklahoma Tax Commission sales reports year over year.” There was a 108.20 percent increase in the City of Copan; while Ramona saw a 28.16 percent increase. These increases in local municipalities were not reflected in every small town community. The cities of Dewey and Ochelata saw decreases of 1.35 percent and 24.38 percent from last year’s revenue.
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Susan McLain
Avalara Author
Susan McLain
Susan McLain began her career as a technical writer in technology industries such as satellite networking and medical devices. Her skills encompass technical and marketing writing, usability engineering, verification and validation testing and protocol writing, requirements development, business analysis, technical illustration/graphic design and marketing. She has owned her own business providing service to small to medium sized business and in other positions, she has been in project management, documentation and marketing. She is currently the content specialist for Avalara helping to “make sales tax less taxing.”
