By:
Gene Perry
April 30, 2013 // Updated: May 2, 2019
The final House vote on the tax cut bill will likely happen tomorrow. Click here to contact lawmakers and speak out.
A new poll commissioned by OK Policy shows that a strong majority of Oklahomans oppose a plan to cut…
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The last weeks of Oklahoma’s legislative session often bring surprises as issues emerge seemingly from nowhere onto legislators’ desks. This year, one May surprise that should have legislators and the public deeply concerned is a a major but poorly-understood overhaul…
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By:
Gene Perry
April 26, 2013 // Updated: May 2, 2019
An income tax cut deal has been reached between Governor Fallin and Legislative leadership. The proposal is moving through the Legislature as HB 2032. The tax cut would do little to nothing for average Oklahomans, while taking millions away from education and other core services.
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Camille Landry is a writer, activist, and advocate for social justice who lives in Oklahoma City. This is the third article in Camille’s series, “Neglected Oklahoma”, focused on Oklahomans who find themselves in a position where the basic necessities of…
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This blog post originally ran on April 24, 2012 and is reprinted verbatim. The claim that prior tax cuts led to higher tax revenues continues to be advanced by tax cut proponents in Oklahoma. For the findings of a survey…
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By:
Gene Perry
April 23, 2013 // Updated: May 2, 2019
OK Policy released the following statement on the latest tax cut proposal by Governor Fallin and Legislative leaders:
Since 2008, Oklahoma public schools have endured the third largest budget cuts in the nation. Out of control tax breaks contributed to…
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