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  1. www.okcommerce.gov › data-reports › reportsTax Increment Financing Districts (TIFs) - Oklahoma Department of...

    Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is a public tool that reallocates newly generated tax dollars for up to 25 years for supporting development or redevelopment in certain limited areas of a city, town, or county.

  2. www.okc.gov › departments › economic-developmentTax Increment Finance (TIF) - City of OKC

    The Oklahoma City Council approves TIFs by creating a new ordinance to define the district and the management of the funds. Oklahoma City has 15 TIF districts. For more information, contact Joanna McSpadden, the City’s Economic Development Program Manager, at joanna.mcspadden@okc.gov or (405) 297-3879.

  3. www.okcommerce.gov › doing-business › data-reportsReports - Oklahoma Department of Commerce

    800-879-6552. Commerce provides decision makers with timely data and analyses to assist them in the formulation of business, social and economic policies.

  4. www.okcommerce.govOklahoma Department of Commerce | Building business in OK

    Oklahoma Department of Commerce 900 N. Stiles Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73104 Phone: 405-815-6552 Toll-Free: 800-879-6552 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Central

  5. www.normantranscript.com › opinion › local-column-tifs---good-thing-bad-thingLOCAL COLUMN: TIFs - Good thing? Bad thing? | Opinion ...

    20 sty 2024 · According to the Oklahoma Department of Commerce Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is a public tool that re-allocates newly generated tax dollars for up to 25 years to support development or...

  6. oklahoma.gov › business › launchRegister Your Business - Oklahoma.gov

    Registering your business takes about 15 minutes and costs $100 plus a service fee. After completing the online filing and paying the fee, you should receive a copy of your business registration, including your business’s Secretary of State filing number.

  7. oklahoma.gov › business › operateLicenses and Permits - Oklahoma.gov

    For many businesses in Oklahoma there may be a license, permit or other filing action required to operate. If your business type is not covered here, please contact Business Customer Services.