Oak Harbor adopts state-aligned B&O tax ordinance effective Jan. 1, 2026 The City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 2032 to update Oak Harbor’s local business-and-occupation (B&O) tax to conform with state law changes in Senate Bill 5814 and to clarify a $4,000,000 annual ($1,000,000 quarterly) deductible threshold from gross receipts.

Oak Harbor City Council has just adopted a crucial update to its business-and-occupation tax, aligning local laws with state regulations and potentially impacting how businesses report their revenues!

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Oak Harbor Council Debates B and O Tax Options Amid Grant Funding Uncertainty Council members discuss delaying B and O tax decision pending grant feedback for regional improvements.

Oak Harbor's City Council is considering a controversial new tax that could impact local businesses, but they're also weighing potential grant funding that might change everything.

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