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May 5, 2021CommentaryTwo sides of racist oppression: violence and economic policy
May 4, 2021TestimonyHB 2440: Extend Working Families Tax Credit
April 19, 2021CommentaryDo we have the courage to sustain the investments Oregonians need?
April 15, 2021Commentary8 things to know about Oregon’s tax system
April 14, 2021Commentary4 flaws of the Oregon mortgage interest deduction . . . and 1 simple fix
April 7, 2021CommentaryA better reality for Oregonians requires flipping the tax system
April 1, 2021TestimonyHB 2010-1: A public option would make health insurance more affordable
March 25, 2021CommentaryOregon lawmakers must prevent the double-dip tax disaster
March 24, 2021Issue BriefTax credit for workers leaves out more than a quarter-million Oregonians
March 24, 2021News ReleaseQuarter-million Oregonians denied tax credit for low-wage workers
March 17, 2021TestimonyHB 3352: Cover all people
March 17, 2021CommentaryThe landlord tax break is the wrong way to help renters
March 11, 2021TestimonyHB 2578: Reform Oregon's mortgage interest deduction
March 10, 2021TestimonySB 15: Protect Oregon's estate tax
March 3, 2021TestimonySB 330: Landlord giveaway is a mistake
March 2, 2021TestimonyHB 2819: Leave no worker behind
February 25, 2021TestimonySB 139: End the pass-through reduced tax rates
February 24, 2021TestimonyHB 2205: Just enforcement act to fight wage theft
February 23, 2021TestimonyHB 2163: Oregon needs statewide rent assistance
February 22, 2021TestimonySB 151: Let the bovine manure tax credit sunset
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