OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma revenue collections in October were down slightly from September but 16% higher than one year ago, state Treasurer Randy McDaniel said Wednesday.
The state collected $1.27 billion in October, compared to $1.38 billion the previous month, according to data from the treasurer's office.
October collections were $175.8 million more than October 2020.
"The growth we are seeing reflects true economic expansion even when inflationary factors are taken into consideration," McDaniel said in a statement.
Sales and use taxes rose by $69 million from a year ago to $529.1 mill...
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