HB2176

State revenue administration; medical marijuana taxation; procedures; effective date.

Introduced·2/3/25
Int Text

Oklahoma HB2176 establishes a 7% tax on retail medical marijuana sales, with proceeds allocated to various state funds and the General Revenue Fund.

Oklahoma HB2176 amends state revenue administration by setting a 7% tax on retail medical marijuana sales. The tax proceeds are allocated to the State Public Common School Building Equalization Fund, the State Department of Health for drug and alcohol rehabilitation, and the General Revenue Fund. Any surplus collections are directed to the General Revenue Fund. The Oklahoma Tax Commission is tasked with collecting and enforcing the tax, retaining a fee of 1.5% of gross collection proceeds, which is deposited in the Tax Commission Reimbursement Fund. The act becomes effective November 1, 2025.

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Rules Committee
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Sponsors

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History

Feb 4, 2025

House

Second Reading referred to Rules

Feb 3, 2025

House

First Reading

Feb 3, 2025

House

Authored by Representative Pfeiffer