SB2053

Oklahoma SB2053 allows counties and municipalities to levy an excise tax on medical marijuana sales, up to 10%, for public safety and infrastructure.

Oklahoma SB2053 authorizes counties and municipalities to impose an excise tax on medical marijuana sales, up to 10% of the gross amount received by sellers. The tax proceeds must be designated for public safety and infrastructure funding. The tax duration and rate must be approved by voters. The tax becomes effective on the first day of the calendar quarter following voter approval. The act takes effect November 1, 2026.