Energy rebate bill offers new breaks for industry
A bill to delay tax rebates to the oil and gas industry and generate about $80 million to help balance the state budget contains several new provisions that would benefit the industry but cost Oklahoma hundreds of millions of dollars, opponents said Wednesday.
A two-year tax rebate delay was part of a $6.7 billion budget deal negotiated between Republican leaders in the House and Senate and Democratic Gov. Brad Hen...
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