What is the sales tax rate in Oklahoma?

The Oklahoma state sales tax rate is 4.500%. However, counties and cities add local sales taxes ranging from 0% to 5.5%, making total rates between 4.5% and 10% depending on location.

Does Oklahoma have local sales tax?

Yes, all Oklahoma counties and most cities impose local sales taxes in addition to the 4.500% state rate. Local rates vary significantly by location, with some areas exceeding 5% in combined local taxes.

Is clothing taxed in Oklahoma?

Yes, clothing is generally subject to the full state and local sales tax in Oklahoma. However, during the annual Sales Tax Holiday (August 1-3, 2025), clothing and footwear items priced under $100 are exempt from sales tax.

Do I pay sales tax on used cars in Oklahoma?

Yes, Oklahoma charges sales tax on motor vehicle purchases, whether new or used. The tax rate is 4.500% state tax plus any applicable local taxes, calculated on the purchase price. You must pay the sales tax when you register the vehicle.

What is Oklahoma's Sales Tax Holiday?

Oklahoma holds an annual Sales Tax Holiday for back-to-school shopping, running from August 1-3, 2025. During this three-day weekend, clothing and footwear items priced under $100 per item are exempt from state and local sales tax.

When did Oklahoma last change its sales tax rate?

The Oklahoma state sales tax rate has been 4.500% for many years. The most significant recent change was in 2024, when the state eliminated sales tax on groceries (food and food ingredients). Local rates change more frequently as cities and counties adjust their rates.

Do I pay Oklahoma sales tax on online purchases?

Yes, most online purchases delivered to Oklahoma addresses are subject to Oklahoma sales tax at your local rate (state plus local taxes). Major online retailers collect this tax at checkout. The rate charged depends on the delivery location within Oklahoma.

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Q: Are groceries taxed in Oklahoma?

No, as of August 29, 2024, Oklahoma eliminated the state sales tax on food and food ingredients, reducing the rate from 4.5% to 0%. However, groceries remain subject to local city and county sales taxes. Prepared foods, alcoholic beverages, dietary supplements, and tobacco are still fully taxable.

Calculate Oklahoma sales tax instantly for any city. Enter any amount to see the exact tax and total.

State Rate

4.500%

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About Oklahoma Sales Tax

State rate: 4.500%

Local rate in Oklahoma County: 4.125%

Combined rate in Oklahoma City: 8.625%

State Rate

4.500%

Local Tax

Yes

Max Rate

10.00%

Rank

#14

Oklahoma Sales Tax Rates by City

Oklahoma has a state sales tax rate of 4.500%, but all counties and most cities add local sales taxes. Combined rates typically range from 7% to 10%, with significant variation across the state.

Oklahoma City

Oklahoma County

8.625%

Standard Rate

712,919

Tulsa

Tulsa County

8.517%

Standard Rate

415,154

Norman

Cleveland County

8.750%

Standard Rate

131,010

Broken Arrow

Tulsa County

8.417%

Standard Rate

122,756

Edmond

Oklahoma County

8.250%

Standard Rate

99,040

Lawton

Comanche County

9.000%

Standard Rate

90,027

Moore

Cleveland County

8.500%

Standard Rate

63,845

Midwest City

Oklahoma County

9.100%

Standard Rate

58,505

Enid

Garfield County

9.100%

Standard Rate

50,519

Stillwater

Payne County

9.313%

Standard Rate

50,138

City	County	Standard Rate	Special District	Population
Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	8.625%	Standard Rate	712,919
Tulsa	Tulsa	8.517%	Standard Rate	415,154
Norman	Cleveland	8.750%	Standard Rate	131,010
Broken Arrow	Tulsa	8.417%	Standard Rate	122,756
Edmond	Oklahoma	8.250%	Standard Rate	99,040
Lawton	Comanche	9.000%	Standard Rate	90,027
Moore	Cleveland	8.500%	Standard Rate	63,845
Midwest City	Oklahoma	9.100%	Standard Rate	58,505
Enid	Garfield	9.100%	Standard Rate	50,519
Stillwater	Payne	9.313%	Standard Rate	50,138
Owasso	Tulsa	8.917%	Standard Rate	42,821
Bartlesville	Washington	8.900%	Standard Rate	38,355
Muskogee	Muskogee	9.150%	Standard Rate	36,849
Shawnee	Pottawatomie	9.995%	Standard Rate	32,092
Bixby	Tulsa	8.917%	Standard Rate	31,728
Jenks	Tulsa	8.417%	Standard Rate	27,869
Yukon	Canadian	8.850%	Standard Rate	27,068
Ardmore	Carter	9.125%	Standard Rate	25,064
Ponca City	Kay	9.583%	Standard Rate	24,234
Mustang	Canadian	8.850%	Standard Rate	23,965
Sapulpa	Creek	9.667%	Standard Rate	23,297
Duncan	Stephens	8.700%	Standard Rate	23,174
Del City	Oklahoma	9.000%	Standard Rate	21,272
Durant	Bryan	9.375%	Standard Rate	20,908
Claremore	Rogers	9.000%	Standard Rate	20,602
Bethany	Oklahoma	8.500%	Standard Rate	20,421
Sand Springs	Tulsa	8.917%	Standard Rate	20,330
El Reno	Canadian	8.850%	Standard Rate	20,041
Altus	Jackson	9.750%	Standard Rate	18,543
McAlester	Pittsburg	10.000%	Standard Rate	18,108

Note: Oklahoma sales tax rates vary significantly by location due to county and municipal taxes. Always verify the rate for your specific address.

How to Calculate Sales Tax in Oklahoma

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Example: Oklahoma City Purchase

Determine the purchase price

Purchase price (before tax) $500.00

Multiply by the tax rate

$500.00 × 8.625% (Oklahoma City: 4.5% state + 4.125% local)

Sales tax $43.13

Add to the original price

$500.00 + $43.13

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $543.13

Thank you for your purchase

Reverse Calculation

Know the total? Divide by 1.08625 to find the pre-tax price (for 8.625% rate). Example: $108.63 ÷ 1.08625 = $100.00

What's Taxed?

Taxable: Electronics, furniture, retail goods

Exempt: Groceries (state only), prescriptions

Special Oklahoma Sales Tax Rules

Groceries Exempt from State Tax

As of August 29, 2024, Oklahoma eliminated the state sales tax on food and food ingredients, reducing the rate from 4.5% to 0%. However, groceries remain subject to local city and county sales taxes.

What's included: Bottled water, candy, and soft drinks are included in the state tax exemption.

Still taxable: Prepared food, alcoholic beverages, dietary supplements, tobacco, and marijuana products remain fully taxable at state and local rates.

Sales Tax Holiday

Oklahoma holds an annual three-day Sales Tax Holiday for back-to-school shopping, running August 1-3, 2025. Clothing and footwear priced under $100 per item are exempt.

Other Exemptions

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Prescription Drugs: Medications prescribed by licensed healthcare providers
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Manufacturing Equipment: Machinery used directly in manufacturing processes
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Agricultural Products: Farm machinery, livestock, and seeds for planting

How Oklahoma Compares to Neighboring States

Here's how Oklahoma's sales tax stacks up against nearby states

4.500%

Kansas

6.50%

+ up to 4%
local tax

Colorado

2.90%

+ up to 8.3%
local tax

Oklahoma

4.500%

+ up to 5.5% local tax

#14 of 50 states

Arkansas

6.50%

+ up to 5.125%
local tax

Texas

6.25%

+ up to 2%
local tax

Oklahoma's state rate is lower than most neighbors, but high local taxes bring total rates to 7-10% in most areas.

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Oklahoma Sales Tax Rate History

Oklahoma's state sales tax rate has remained at 4.5% for many years. The most significant recent change has been the 2024 grocery tax elimination:

Effective Date	Rate	Change	Notes
August 29, 2024	4.50%*	▼ Groceries 0%	State tax on groceries eliminated
1990s-Present	4.50%	—	Stable state rate for most goods
1987	4.00%	—	Previous rate
1965	2.00%	—	Earlier rate

*Groceries (food and food ingredients) are now exempt from state tax but remain subject to local taxes.

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Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates based on current Oklahoma sales tax rates as of January 2025. Tax rates are subject to change by state legislation and local ordinances. For official tax rates and specific guidance on your situation, please consult the Oklahoma Tax Commission or a qualified tax professional.

Not Legal or Tax Advice: The information provided on this page is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal or tax advice. Always verify current rates before making large purchases or business decisions.

Sources: Oklahoma Tax Commission, Oklahoma Statutes Title 68 (Sales Tax), County and Municipal Rate Charts

Last updated: October 10, 2025