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Publications about corporate profits

April 12, 2012Fact SheetTax Facts That Matter: 2012 Edition
December 8, 2011Portland Business JournalIntel, OCPP differ over tax report
December 7, 2011NPRReport Shows Many Profitable Companies Pay No State Income Taxes
May 24, 2011CenterPointsWill Lawmakers Prioritize Oregon’s Middle Class?
September 3, 2010ReportGloomy Days, But a Ray of Hope, for Oregon Workers
September 3, 2010News ReleaseUnionized Workforce is a "Ray of Hope" Amid Economic Gloom
August 26, 2010News ReleaseProfitable Corporations Don't Need Oregon's Charity, So Stop the Kicker Spending
August 25, 2010KAJO (Grants Pass)OCPP's Sheketoff talks tax reform
November 2, 2009FlowchartWhich businesses will pay tax under Measure 67?
October 1, 2009CenterPointsMaking Money and Paying the Corporate Minimum Tax
February 23, 2009News ReleaseNew Data Show Thousands of Profitable Corporations Pay No Oregon Income Taxes Except the $10 Minimum
December 16, 2008ReportRolling Up Our Sleeves: Building an Oregon that Works for Working Families
November 19, 2008News ReleaseGovernor and Legislature Should Solve Revenue Shortfalls With Revenue Solutions Oregon December Revenue Forecast
August 1, 2008CenterPointsWindow Dressing or Real Reform?
January 8, 2008Issue BriefHow Big an Umbrella Does Oregon Need? Reserves of at Least 15 Percent Were Needed in Two of the Last Three Recessions
August 31, 2007News ReleaseFew Oregon Workers Can Celebrate Economy This Labor Day
August 31, 2007ReportAn Economy for the Few
June 5, 2007Issue BriefDoing well for themselves, not Oregonians: Corporate profits are high in Oregon, but not corporate income taxes
January 30, 2007CenterPoints"Single-Sales" - A Modern Robber Baron
May 10, 2005News ReleaseNational Big Business Group (COST) Says Oregon’s Biz Taxes Among Lowest in Nation
February 2, 2005News ReleaseNew National Study Confirms Oregon Revenue Problem

 

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