Bills to end Oklahoma's grocery sales tax advance

TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Two bills designed to get rid of the sales tax on groceries in Oklahoma are moving forward at the State Capitol.

House Bill 3349 is a temporary sales tax lapse, whereas Senate Bill 1495 would be permanent.

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Both passed committees Tuesday but still have a way to go before Gov. Kevin Stitt can sign them into law.