Budget & Taxes (Procurement)

SB 1845 would remove sales tax from firearms, firearm accessories, and ammunition purchased in Oklahoma. This policy change directly affects individuals buying these items at retail stores. The bill amends Oklahoma's sales tax code to add firearms and related products to the list of tax-exempt items, similar to existing exemptions for food or medical supplies. If passed, this would reduce the cost for consumers purchasing these products at the point of sale.

SB 1804 exempts the sale of firearms and ammunition from Oklahoma's sales tax on July 3, 2026. This directly affects consumers purchasing guns, rifles, pistols, or shotguns on that specific date. The bill defines "firearm" broadly to include common weapons and creates a temporary tax holiday for these items. The exemption applies only to purchases made on July 3, 2026, as specified in the legislation.

SB 238 exempts the sale of ammunition from Oklahoma's state sales tax. This directly affects individuals and businesses purchasing ammunition within the state. The bill amends Oklahoma's sales tax code to add ammunition as a specific exempt item under existing tax exemption provisions. This change means ammunition sales will no longer be subject to the state's 4.5% sales tax.