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Report Shows Oklahoma’s Business Climate has Room for Improvement
The report, released this morning by the nonpartisan Tax Foundation in Washington, D.C., ranks Oklahoma 33rd overall in terms of business taxes, down slightly from 30th a year ago. According to this year’s report, Wyoming boasts the nation’s best business-tax climate; New Jersey, the worst.
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Featured
Oklahoma is home to an amazing economic resource — and I’m not talking about oil.
Small Business Saturday has come and gone, but shoppers should support small businesses all year long.
Small Business
…the “gain” in the Index was primarily a result of less negative views about the prospects for real sales and business conditions. Hardly the basis for strong economic growth.
State Capitol
After a couple of years of spending federal stimulus dollars, employing temporary taxes, and using one-time funds to plug budget holes, states must first use the new revenue to backfill their budgets to break even for the coming fiscal year.
Lobbyists & Lobbying
At its final meeting on Thursday, the Task Force on Comprehensive Tax Reform heard from some representatives of small businesses about how they would want the tax code changed.







