Oklahoma HB3079 establishes a public finance transparency system called "Open Books 2.0" to provide detailed information on state revenues and.
Oklahoma HB3079, known as the "Taxpayer Transparency Act," mandates the creation of a public website called "Open Books 2.0" to enhance transparency in state finances. The website will detail sources of state revenue, including income and sales taxes, and expenditures from various funds. It will also include information on stimulus fund expenditures, tax credits, and child support payments. The Office of Management and Enterprise Services will manage the website, which will allow users to export data in standardized formats.
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