The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled a citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation must pay income tax to the state of Oklahoma.

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The ruling means that tribal citizens who live and work on tribal lands are required to pay state income tax. Here's how that ...

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that tribal citizens living within the jurisdiction of tribal reservations outlined in ...

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The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled that a citizen of the Muscogee Nation must pay state income taxes, even though she resides within the boundaries of the Muscogee reservation and earned all her ...

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled a tribal citizen living on reservation land must still pay state income tax, rejecting a McGirt-based exemption claim.