Work of tax credit task force critically important for Oklahoma
The Oklahoman reported Saturday that coal tax credits cost our strapped state budget more than $60 million in eight years, and that most of those credits were actually cashed in by insurance companies that had nothing to do with producing or using coal. Few news articles have so starkly illuminated the worrisome disconnect between the jobs and economic growth these tax credits are supposed to produce and the harsh re...
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