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Overview of Oklahoma Taxes: Oklahoma has a progressive income tax, with an average rate that’s among the lowest in the country. Property taxes are also below the national average. Oklahoma’s average sales tax (including both state and local) is among the highest rate in the country.

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Taxes in Oklahoma

Oklahoma State Tax Quick Facts

  • Income tax: 0.25% – 4.75%
  • Sales tax: 4.50% – 11.5%
  • Property tax: 0.75% median effective rate
  • Gas tax: 19 cents per gallon of regular gasoline

For the 2025 tax year, Oklahoma’s top income tax rate is 4.75%. That puts Oklahoma’s top income tax rate in the bottom half of all states. The Sooner State’s property taxes are also below average, with an effective rate of 0.75%, 27th-highest in the U.S.

It isn’t all good news for Oklahoma taxpayers, however. When considering both state and local sales taxes, the state has an average rate of 8.862%. Of course, that tax varies widely depending on where in the state you are, just as the income tax rates vary depending on income and other factors.

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Oklahoma Income Taxes

Similar to the federal government, Oklahoma has an income tax that applies higher rates to higher income levels. The rates range from 0.25% to a top rate of 4.75%, based on the income brackets shown below.

Income Tax Brackets

RateSingle FilersMarried, Filing JointlyMarried, Filing SeparatelyHead of Household
0.25%$0 – $1,000$0 – $2,000$0 – $1,000$0 – $2,000
0.75%$1,000 – $2,500$2,000 – $5,000$1,000 – $2,500$2,000 – $5,000
1.75%$2,500 – $3,750$5,000 – $7,500$2,500 – $3,750$5,000 – $7,500
2.75%$3,750 – $4,900$7,500 – $9,800$3,750 – $4,900$7,500 – $9,800
3.75%$4,900 – $7,200$9,800 – $14,400$4,900 – $7,200$9,800 – $14,400
4.75%$7,200+$14,400+$7,200+$14,400+

These tax rates apply to Oklahoma taxable income, which includes specific types of income after all deductions and exemptions. Itemized deductions are allowed in the state of Oklahoma only for filers who itemized deductions on their federal return. Itemized deductions are identical to federal itemized deductions. Itemized deductions in Oklahoma are capped at $17,000. This excludes charitable contributions and medical expenses, which are not subject to the aforementioned cap.

The 2025, the Oklahoma standard deduction is $6,350 for single filers or married persons filing separately and $12,700 for married persons filing jointly. The standard deduction for heads of household is $9,350.

Oklahoma Sales Tax

The state sales tax rate in Oklahoma is 4.50%. In addition to that rate, Oklahoma has one of the highest local sales taxes in the country, as the combined city and county rates are as high as 11.5%. The table below shows total state and local sales tax rates for every county in Oklahoma.

Sales Tax Rates (Updated December 2025)

County NameTotal Rate
Adair County10.95%
Alfalfa County9.75%
Atoka County10.5%
Beaver County9.75%
Beckham County9.85%
Blaine County11.375%
Bryan County9.375%
Caddo County10.5%
Canadian County9.85%
Carter County10.375%
Cherokee County10.25%
Choctaw County10%
Cimarron County9.5%
Cleveland County9.995%
Coal County9.5%
Comanche County9%
Cotton County10.5%
Craig County9.5%
Creek County10.667%
Custer County11%
Delaware County10.95%
Dewey County10.25%
Ellis County10.5%
Garfield County9.35%
Garvin County10%
Grady County10%
Grant County10.75%
Greer County9.5%
Harmon County11.5%
Harper County9.5%
Haskell County10%
Hughes County10.5%
Jackson County9.75%
Jefferson County9.5%
Johnston County10%
Kay County10.75%
Kingfisher County10.75%
Kiowa County11.5%
Latimer County9.25%
Le Flore County10.8%
Lincoln County9.5%
Logan County9.313%
Love County10%
Major County10.906%
Marshall County9.5%
Mayes County10.875%
Mcclain County10.25%
Mccurtain County10.25%
Mcintosh County10.5%
Murray County9.5%
Muskogee County11.499%
Noble County11%
Nowata County9.5%
Okfuskee County11.5%
Oklahoma County9.75%
Okmulgee County10.583%
Osage County10.25%
Ottawa County10.85%
Pawnee County10.6%
Payne County9.975%
Pittsburg County11%
Polk County5.906%
Pontotoc County10.375%
Pottawatomie County10.12%
Pushmataha County10.5%
Roger Mills County9%
Rogers County10.5%
Seminole County11%
Sequoyah County9.917%
Stephens County9.2%
Texas County9.95%
Tillman County11.5%
Tulsa County10.8%
Wagoner County10.05%
Washington County8.9%
Washita County10.5%
Woods County10%
Woodward County9.4%

Most goods and services in Oklahoma are subject to these rates. Among the types of services you can expect to pay sales tax on are telecommunications, hotel rooms, advertising, health club dues, admissions tickets (to sporting events or movies, for example) and printing services.

Oklahoma previously levied state and local sales taxes on groceries, making it one of the few states to tax all types of food at the full rate. However, the state eliminated its 4.5% sales tax on groceries in 2024, leaving only local sales taxes in place unless individual cities choose to remove them. 

Oklahoma taxes clothing purchases, but has a sales tax holiday where clothing and shoe purchases under $100 are exempt from sales tax for one weekend. The sales tax holiday is usually the first weekend of August, to align with back-to-school shopping.

Oklahoma Property Tax

The median homeowner in Oklahoma pays just $1,672 per year in property taxes. That places Oklahoma among the 10 states with the lowest median tax payments in the U.S. However, it’s important to keep in mind that home values are also below average in the Sooner State. Therefore, the effective property tax rate (taxes as a percentage of home value) is 0.75%. For more information on settling down in the Sooner State, take a look at our Oklahoma mortgage guide.

Oklahoma Gas Tax

The state gas tax in Oklahoma is 19 cents per gallon of regular gasoline. 

Oklahoma Cigarette Tax

A pack of cigarettes in Oklahoma is subject to state taxes totaling $2.03 per pack of 20. 

Oklahoma Alcohol Tax

There are a variety of excise taxes on alcoholic beverages in Oklahoma. For most types of beer, these will total 40 cents per gallon, while liquor is taxed at a rate of $5.56 per gallon. Wine is taxed at 72 cents per gallon.

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