What Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit funds can pay for
Oklahoma's rules set what counts for each part of the Parental Choice Tax Credit: tuition and fees at an accredited private school, or a short list of homeschool costs up to $1,000 per student a year.
If your service or product isn't on the list, families can't buy it with program funds, however good it is. Check before you apply.
Private school credit1
- Tuition and fees at an accredited private school
- Enrollment, registration and application fees
- Textbook, technology, activity, and testing and assessment fees
- School uniforms, when paid directly to the school
Homeschool credit2
- Tuition and fees for nonpublic learning programs, online or in person
- Academic tutoring by an individual or a private tutoring facility
- Textbooks, curriculum and other instructional materials
- Nationally standardized tests, college admission and AP exams, and prep courses for them
Not eligible
Worth knowing
- Each homeschool expense can be claimed once, even if it benefits several children, and only in the tax year it was paid.2
Oklahoma vendor guide
Who can apply, documents and payment.
Price caps by state
Technology, instruments and lesson limits compared.
Application checklist
The documents to gather for Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit.
Sources
- 1. Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit rules (OAC 710:50), oklahoma.gov, checked Oct 15, 2026
- 2. Oklahoma Parental Choice Tax Credit rules (OAC 710:50), oklahoma.gov, checked Oct 15, 2026