Oklahoma SJR15 proposes to eliminate property taxes and authorize a consumption tax, pending voter approval.
Oklahoma SJR15 seeks to amend the state constitution to eliminate property taxes and authorize a consumption tax. County assessors, boards of equalization, and excise boards must develop proposals for services and tax levies, subject to voter approval. If a county rejects a proposal, a special election must be held until approval is achieved. The amendment also modifies the State Board of Equalization, replacing some members with the State Auditor and Superintendent of Public Instruction. The changes would take effect on January 1, 2030.
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