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March 6, 2019Fact SheetOregon’s Ultra-Rich Continue to Pull Away
March 5, 2019Fact SheetThe Homeownership and Housing Opportunity Bill
February 26, 2019TestimonyOregon Revenue Roundtable Presentation
February 22, 2019CommentaryOregon's working poor need Salem's help
February 19, 2019Fact SheetWhat Is Poverty?
February 14, 2019Fact SheetPoverty Despite Work Is the Rule, Not the Exception
February 14, 2019News ReleaseOregon families in poverty more likely to work than not
February 13, 2019TestimonyDefending Oregon's Estate Tax
February 12, 2019TestimonySB 211: End Pass-Through Tax Break
January 30, 2019Fact SheetCorporations: Low Income Taxes, High Profits
January 23, 2019CommentaryHow Oregon can counter corporate tax avoidance
January 22, 2019TestimonySB 194: End tax subsidy for gambling
January 10, 2019Fact Sheet4 reasons why Oregon’s corporate minimum tax is too low
December 20, 2018Video2018 was a big year!
December 18, 2018CommentaryOCPP’s 5 biggest stories of 2018
December 10, 2018CommentaryComment on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Proposed Rule: Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds
December 3, 2018CommentaryProposed immigration rule would extinguish Statue of Liberty’s torch
November 28, 2018CommentaryUndoing the legacy of racism through better tax policy
November 15, 2018News ReleaseClamping down on offshore corporate tax avoidance could net Oregon $376 million
November 15, 2018ReportOregon Can Raise $376 Million by Clamping Down on Offshore Corporate Tax Avoidance
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