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Roth conversion taxes in Oklahoma (2026)

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Oklahoma taxes Roth conversions as ordinary income at graduated rates up to 4.75%. A conversion adds to your state taxable income in the year you convert, on top of federal tax. The table below shows the computed Oklahoma tax on a $50,000 conversion at three baseline income levels, using 2026 rates.

Computed example: $50,000 conversion

State tax only (federal not included), age 66, standard deduction, no other state adjustments. Computed with the same functions the calculator uses.

Filing status Baseline income State tax without conversion With $50,000 conversion Tax on the conversion Effective rate
Single $40,000 $472 $2,847 $2,375 4.8%
Single $80,000 $2,372 $4,747 $2,375 4.8%
Single $150,000 $5,697 $8,072 $2,375 4.8%
Married filing jointly $40,000 $0 $1,916 $1,916 3.8%
Married filing jointly $80,000 $1,441 $3,816 $2,375 4.8%
Married filing jointly $150,000 $4,766 $7,141 $2,375 4.8%

Social Security and retirement income

Oklahoma does not tax Social Security benefits. A conversion can still raise the federally taxable share of your benefits through the provisional income formula. Oklahoma also excludes up to $10,000 of retirement income for filers age 65 and over, which can shelter part of a conversion depending on how the state defines eligible retirement income.

Oklahoma top rate 4.75% (unchanged 2026). Social Security fully exempt. Retirement income exclusion of $10,000 for qualifying filers age 65+ or public pension recipients -- modeled as $10,000 cap at age 65. Federal standard deduction applies.

FAQ

Does Oklahoma tax Roth conversions?

Yes. Oklahoma taxes Roth conversions as ordinary income at graduated rates up to 4.75%. Federal tax applies on top.

Does Oklahoma tax Social Security benefits?

No. Social Security benefits are not subject to Oklahoma income tax.

What is the top Oklahoma rate on a conversion in 2026?

4.75% at the highest marginal rate.

Model your Oklahoma conversion in the calculator

Rate data source: https://www.tax.ok.gov/individuals.html (Oklahoma Tax Commission; 2026 brackets per Form 511; top rate 4.75% per HB 2962 (2022); SS fully exempt)