How much tax is taken out with no claims in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, the maximum amount taken out of an employee's paycheck for withholding is 10 percent. Much of this may be refunded to the employee after filing a tax return, depending on their tax situation. Do you have any other questions for ChaCha? Thanks for using ChaCha for this question, and have a good night.
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