Oklahoma · State benefits
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Oklahoma's biggest benefit is a total property tax exemption: veterans with a 100% permanent service-connected (SC) disability pay zero property tax on their homestead, and the unremarried surviving spouse keeps it too (Oklahoma Constitution Article 10, Section 8E). The same 100% permanently and totally (P&T) veterans are also exempt from state sales tax on up to $25,000 of purchases per year. Veterans with 50% or higher SC disability pay a reduced vehicle registration fee on up to two vehicles, get discounted lifetime hunting and fishing licenses at 60% disability (even non-service-connected), and all honorably discharged resident veterans get free admission to state parks and museums.
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1. Property tax
2. License plate and registration
3. Education
4. Military retirement and state income tax
5. Hunting and fishing
6. Parks
7. Parking
8. Hiring preference
9. Tolls
10. Other
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