- Oklahoma governor signed a bill to reduce state sales tax rate on food to zero percent
- Effective date expected to be 90 days after end of legislative session in August
- Local sales taxes cannot increase for food until June 30, 2025
- Exemption does not apply to alcoholic beverages, dietary supplements, marijuana products, prepared food, or tobacco
- Definition of food and food ingredients includes bottled water, candy, and soft drinks
- Prepared food defined as food sold in heated state, mixed by seller, or sold with eating utensils
- Adoption of Streamlined Sales Tax product definitions for these items
- “Food and food ingredients” means substances consumed for taste or nutritional value
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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