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hoodline.com > 2026 > 09 > oklahoma-weighs-tax-breaks-for-gun-safety-training-after-2019-carry-law-ended-it

Oklahoma Studies Tax Credit for Gun Safety Training

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (156+ words) Oklahoma Senate projections from February 2025 estimated SB 50's sales tax exemption would cost the state about $178,000 in lost revenue in Fiscal Year 2026. Lawmakers weighed that figure against an estimated $200 million spent annually by Oklahoma taxpayers on firearm injuries and fatalities,…...