Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, like many other cities, imposes several taxes on its residents and those doing business in the city, for the purpose of generating revenue for city operations. In addition to the state sales and use tax, Oklahoma City charges and collects a 1% city use tax.

The city imposes occupation taxes on certain named occupations performed in the city limits for profit. Some of the occupations taxed are alcoholic beverages, gasoline, diesel, and oil stations. If someone is engaging in more than one occupation, a tax would be due for each unique occupation.

Oklahoma City also levies a tax on utilities. An annual tax of 2% of the gross receipts generated from sales to businesses and individuals of heat, gas, light, power, electricity, or water is collected by the city.

A hotel/motel room tax is levied by the city. This is a tax of 5.5% of the gross receipts for hotel or motel accommodations within the city. This excise tax is reported and remitted monthly.

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