Oklahoma expected to abolish state grocery tax | Blaze Media

Oklahoma expected to abolish state grocery tax | Blaze Media: 

Oklahoma Republican Governor Kevin Stitt is expected to sign a new bill into law that would eliminate the state's grocery tax, KOCO reported. On Thursday, the state senate voted 42-2 to pass House Bill 1955, which could save Oklahoma residents up to $400 per year, according to Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat. He stated that the "common sense" legislation would save residents an average of five and a half times more than a 0.25% tax cut.