Taxes in Midwest City
Midwest City's tax picture combines a real, genuinely low state income tax and near-national-median property tax with a genuinely high combined sales tax.
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Learn moreA near-national-median property tax rate
Midwest City's own median effective property tax rate ran approximately 0.99% -- slightly below the national median of 1.02% but above the Oklahoma statewide median of approximately 0.97%.
Oklahoma's real, dated, CONTINGENT income-tax cut
Oklahoma's top marginal state income tax rate fell to 4.5% effective 2026 under HB 2764's real, current statutory revenue-trigger mechanism -- genuinely contingent on future revenue growth. No local income tax applies anywhere in Oklahoma.
A genuinely high combined sales tax
Midwest City's own combined sales tax runs approximately 9.1% (4.5% state + 4.6% city) -- among the higher combined rates documented in this project's Oklahoma buildout.
Key takeaways
- Midwest City's own property tax rate (~0.99%) runs close to the national median.
- Oklahoma's 4.5% top income tax rate (2026) is genuinely contingent on revenue triggers.
- Midwest City's combined sales tax (~9.1%) is genuinely high, and Social Security is fully exempt from state income tax.
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