Votes at a glance: Oklahoma House advances several revenue and tax‑credit bills On Feb. 24, the Oklahoma House voted on multiple revenue-and-taxation measures. The transcript records final roll calls for House Bills 27 30, 34 65, and 44 26; two tax-credit extension bills were recorded as passing, while the record is ambiguous for the interest-rate bill.

The Oklahoma House just voted on key revenue and tax-credit bills, but one vote outcome remains shrouded in mystery!

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Board introduces smoke‑shop ordinance and declines to pursue an unincorporated TOT increase County counsel introduced a proposed smoke‑shop ordinance that would require smoke‑shop permits, annual renewals and administrative suspension for problematic businesses; the board waived reading and will consider adoption August 12. Separately, after a consultant presented options and revenue projections, the board accepted a TOT analysis and chose not to place an increase on the unincorporated‑area ballot.

The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors just introduced a new smoke-shop ordinance aimed at curbing complaints, while also deciding against raising the transient occupancy tax for now.

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Oregon House debates tax implications of healthcare funding bill HB 2010 Legislators discuss revenue thresholds for Oregon healthcare provider assessment bill HB 2010.

The Oregon House is locked in a heated debate over whether House Bill 2010, aimed at funding healthcare, is a tax that requires a supermajority to pass.

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