Gross receipts

Oil, gas losses lead to another slip in state’s gross receipts

Oil, gas losses lead to another slip in state’s gross receipts

Oil, gas losses lead to another slip in state’s gross receipts

OKLAHOMA CITY – Gross receipts to the state Treasury slipped by 4.6% in August, with oil and gas production taxes the primary driver, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel announced. August receipts from all sources totaled $979.5 million and were below collections from August 2019 by $47.3 million.
Oklahoma State Treasurer Randy McDaniel

Oklahoma State Treasurer Randy McDaniel

Gross receipts indicate slowing state economy

OKLAHOMA CITY – Gross receipts to the Oklahoma Treasury for calendar year 2019 “painted the picture of a sound but slowing state economy,” State Treasurer Randy McDaniel announced recently. Gross receipts during all of 2019 were 5.7% more than during 2018, but that growth rate was down from 13.
Oklahoma’s gross receipts to the Treasury in October were up less than 1% compared to the previous year, a further indication of a coming slowdown to the economy.

Oklahoma’s gross receipts to the Treasury in October were up less than 1% compared to the previous year, a further indication of a coming slowdown to the economy.

Gross receipts up slightly; tax collections down in October

OKLAHOMA CITY - Cementing the trend, Oklahoma’s gross receipts to the Treasury in October were up less than 1% compared to the previous year, a further indication of a coming slowdown to the economy.