Oklahoma sales tax by address

For information only, not tax advice

The rate at one address can differ from the rate for its city. Here is how to find the exact figure, and what decides which rate applies.

Use the official rate locator

The Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) publishes the Sales and Use Tax Rate Locator. It looks up rates by address, municipality, county, ZIP code, ZIP+4 and default ZIP rates. Vendors can also download the address database from the same tool. It is the right place to settle the rate for one address.

The tool is hosted for OTC by the University of Oklahoma and is linked from the OTC Sales and Use Tax page. MuniRevenue is not affiliated with either.

Why one city can have more than one rate

The combined rate on the OTC chart is the 4.5% state rate, plus the city rate, plus the county rate, for the place where the sale is sourced. Two addresses with the same city name can land in different counties. Other local levies may apply at some addresses, so use the locator and confirm with the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

The OTC help center explains that local rates are tied to ZIP+4, and that where city and county boundaries overlap in a ZIP+4 area, the lowest rate in the area applies. Questions about a ZIP+4 go to the U.S. Postal Service address tool, as OTC notes on its help center.

Which address sets the rate

Sold at the seller's place of business: the rate at that location applies.
Delivered somewhere else: the rate where the buyer receives the product applies, and shipped goods are taxed at the rate where delivery occurs.
Remote sellers: they collect state and local tax on sales delivered to Oklahoma addresses.
Bought out of state and brought home: Oklahoma use tax may be owed when no Oklahoma tax was paid.

City boundaries change

OTC runs a Municipal Boundary Changes viewer. You can search by city, ordinance number or date. OTC marks it as informational only and possibly inaccurate, and refers readers to the county clerk for boundary questions. If an address sits near a city edge, check the locator and confirm with the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

Cities in more than one county

38 Oklahoma cities have a different combined rate depending on the county. Their page lists each county's rate. The range below runs from the lowest to the highest combined rate.

Allen8.375% to 8.5%
Bartlesville8.9% to 9.15%
Bixby8.917% to 10.1%
Blanchard10% to 10.25%
Broken Arrow8.417% to 9.6%
Cashion9.25% to 9.75%
Catoosa9.25% to 9.3%
Chattanooga7.875% to 10.5%
Clinton9.5% to 11%
Collinsville9.667% to 10.8%
Davis8.25% to 9.5%
Drumright9.813% to 10.167%
Fanshawe8.75% to 9.8%
Fort Gibson10.499% to 10.75%
Geary8.35% to 8.875%
Hammon8% to 9%
Hydro9.875% to 10.5%
Langley8.875% to 9.5%
Lindsay9% to 9.25%
Mannford8.367% to 10%
Maud9.75% to 9.995%
Oaks9.2% to 9.25%
Okarche9.35% to 10.25%
Oklahoma City8.625% to 10.12%
Okmulgee10.083% to 10.5%
Orlando9.25% to 9.313%
Owasso8.917% to 10.05%
Piedmont9.85% to 10.75%
Purcell9.625% to 10%
Sand Springs8.917% to 9.8%
Sapulpa9.367% to 9.667%
Seiling9.906% to 10.25%
Skiatook9.367% to 10.25%
Sperry8.467% to 9.35%
Stroud9.5% to 9.667%
Sweetwater5.85% to 7%
Talihina8.75% to 9.8%
Tulsa8.517% to 9.7%

Where to go next

Oklahoma sales tax rates by city and county for the jurisdiction-wide rate.
Oklahoma use tax explained for purchases shipped from other states.
Sales tax on groceries, where the state rate is 0% and local rates still apply.
Buying a vehicle or boat? Cars and boats follow different rules than the local rate.
Utility bills and business purchases: utilities, manufacturing exemptions and the August clothing holiday.

Official sources

Source: Oklahoma Tax Commission, Rates and Codes for Sales, Use, and Lodging Tax, rates effective October 1 to December 31, 2026 (Q4 2026). View the official OTC rate chart (PDF).

Cities and counties set their own rates, and the Oklahoma Tax Commission publishes them each quarter. Some changes take effect on other dates. MuniRevenue is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

These figures are jurisdiction-wide, not address-level. For the rate at a specific address, use the OTC Sales and Use Tax Rate Locator (how address-level lookup works).

For information purposes only. This page is published for general information and does not constitute tax, legal, or accounting advice. Do not rely on it to determine the tax due on any transaction.

Accuracy. Rates are transcribed from the Oklahoma Tax Commission chart named above and can change during the year; a rate may have changed since that chart was published. Product-specific exemptions, tax holidays, and special levies are not reflected. MuniRevenue makes no warranty as to accuracy or completeness. Always confirm against the Oklahoma Tax Commission before relying on a rate.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the exact sales tax rate for an Oklahoma address?

Use the Oklahoma Tax Commission Sales and Use Tax Rate Locator. It searches by address, municipality, county, ZIP code and ZIP+4. The rates on MuniRevenue are jurisdiction-wide, so use the locator when the address matters.

Which rate applies when a city and county overlap in a ZIP+4 area?

The Oklahoma Tax Commission says local rates are tied to ZIP+4, and where city and county boundaries overlap in a ZIP+4 area, the lowest rate in the area applies. Confirm a specific case with the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

Does an online purchase use my address or the seller's address?

For goods shipped to you, the rate where you receive them applies. For a sale made at the seller's place of business, the seller's location sets the rate. Remote sellers collect state and local tax on sales delivered to Oklahoma addresses.

More Oklahoma sales tax guides

Oklahoma sales tax rates by city and county | Oklahoma use tax explained

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