Oklahoma sales tax Calculator
Oklahoma has a modest 4.5% state sales tax rate, but local county and city additions are among the highest in the nation by average — pushing Oklahoma City and Tulsa above 8.5% and making Oklahoma one of the top five states for highest average local sales tax additions, with over 470 distinct taxing jurisdictions across the state.
This calculator is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. Consult a qualified tax professional for your specific situation. Rates last verified May 2026.
Verify rates on May 2026How it's calculated
Start with the purchase price: $20,000.00
Multiply by the combined tax rate to get the tax amount: $1,726.00
Add tax to the purchase price for the total amount due: $21,726.00
Oklahoma sales tax rates by county
| Location | Combined rate |
|---|---|
| Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City) | 8.63% |
| Tulsa County (Tulsa) | 8.52% |
| Cleveland County (Norman) | 8.38% |
| Comanche County (Lawton) | 9.38% |
| Payne County (Stillwater) | 8.88% |
| Garfield County (Enid) | 8.38% |
| Muskogee County | 9.99% |
| Pontotoc County (Ada) | 9.38% |
Common examples in Oklahoma
Based on county rates shown above. Select your county in the calculator for a precise result.
Used car purchase
$12,000.00 purchase
$1,035.60
tax owed
New car purchase
$28,000.00 purchase
$2,416.40
tax owed
Electronics (laptop)
$1,000.00 purchase
$86.30
tax owed
Home appliance
$600.00 purchase
$51.78
tax owed
Oklahoma tax-free weekends
Shop during these periods and pay no sales tax on qualifying items.
Oklahoma Sales Tax Holiday
First Friday–Sunday of August (3 days)Clothing and footwear $100 or less per item — state and local sales taxes both suspended