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Oklahoma Accommodation & Food Services Sales Tax Revenue

Hotels, restaurants, and bars, a major sales and lodging tax sector. Statewide, this sector accounts for $2,171,363,881 of Oklahoma sales-tax revenue in the MuniRevenue dataset.

Oklahoma cities with the most accommodation & food services revenue

Cities with the most accommodation & food services revenue
Rank City Total since January 2021
1 Oklahoma City, OK $563,931,645
2 Tulsa, OK $328,226,266
3 Norman, OK $105,345,107
4 Edmond, OK $72,395,564
5 Broken Arrow, OK $63,564,900
6 Lawton, OK $55,497,891
7 Midwest City, OK $48,301,283
8 Stillwater, OK $43,206,894
9 Moore, OK $42,265,983
10 Owasso, OK $41,776,913
11 Enid, OK $34,795,637
12 Ardmore, OK $30,055,393
13 Shawnee, OK $29,396,894
14 Muskogee, OK $28,851,732
15 Yukon, OK $27,191,458

Source: Oklahoma Tax Commission via OkTAP, October 2026 report month. The square beside each of the 15 largest figures fills in proportion to the largest on the list. Open the live Industry Explorer to compare this sector across every Oklahoma city, or browse the full industry directory.

Frequently asked questions

Which Oklahoma cities have the most accommodation & food services sales tax revenue?

Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman lead Oklahoma in accommodation & food services (NAICS 72) sales tax revenue. The full ranking and each city's monthly history are on MuniRevenue.

How much accommodation & food services sales tax does Oklahoma collect?

Statewide accommodation & food services (NAICS 72) sales-tax revenue in the MuniRevenue dataset totals $2,171,363,881, sourced from the Oklahoma Tax Commission via OkTAP.

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