Governor agrees with tax-reduction bills passed so far

OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) – House members rallied around several bills aimed at reducing the income tax for Oklahomans. An idea that Governor Kevin Stitt has said he would sign if it came to his desk. “It’s our path to zero,” said Governor Stitt. The biggest push seems to come from House Bill 2950 which is headed by House Speaker Charles McCall. It does several things, one is aimed at replacing the bracket system for personal income tax with a 4.75 percent flat tax beginning the tax year 2025. “The...