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OK HB1572
Bill
Status
2/3/2025
Primary Sponsor
Mark Lawson
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AI Summary
HB 1572 Summary
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Modifies sales tax apportionment rates for FY 2026-2027 (83.23%) and FY 2028 and beyond (83.48%) to the General Revenue Fund, and adjusts Tourism and Route 66 Commission fund allocations for FY 2026 onward.
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Changes tourism fund apportionment caps for FY 2022-2025: Oklahoma Tourism Promotion Fund capped at $5,000,000, Tourism Capital Improvement Fund at $9,000,000, and Route 66 Commission Fund at $6,600,000 annually.
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For FY 2026 and subsequent years, allocates 1.0% of sales tax revenue with Route 66 Commission receiving first $6.6 million, then remaining amounts split 36% to Tourism Promotion Fund and 64% to Tourism Capital Improvement Fund.
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Eliminates prohibition on expending Oklahoma Tourism Promotion Revolving Fund monies for employee wages and salaries, while maintaining a 20% cap on operational expenses.
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Establishes Oklahoma Capital Assets Maintenance and Protection Fund to receive $50,000,000 annually beginning FY 2029; effective July 1, 2025 with emergency declaration.
Legislative Description
Tourism; increasing apportionment to Tourism funds; removing apportionment cap; limiting funds for operations; eliminating prohibition to spend certain funds on salaries; effective date; emergency.
Last Action
Recommendation to the full committee; Do Pass Appropriations and Budget Finance Subcommittee
2/24/2025