Corporations in Oregon are on track to pay a smaller share of Oregon income taxes this budget period than at
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When it comes to tax avoidance, Nike lives by its slogan “Just Do It.” The Oregonian recently reported that “Nike
Oregon’s corporate minimum tax needs a significant boost for it to meet its intended purpose — ensuring that all corporations
The League of Women Voters of Portland hosted a debate on Measure 103. OCPP communications director Juan Carlos Ordóñez argued
Chair Barnhart, Vice-Chairs Smith and Smith Warner, members of the Committee: My name is Daniel Hauser, tax policy analyst for
It’s never too late to hope that lawmakers do the right thing. Here at the Oregon Center for Public Policy,
Twenty-five cents for every $100 in sales. That is how much a company in the construction industry with $100 million
I’ve heard some folks opposed to enacting a Commercial Activities Tax (CAT) complain that taxing gross receipts, rather than profits,
Creating a personal income tax credit to address the impact of a proposed commercial activities tax (CAT), instead of reducing
With the clock ticking on an Oregon legislative session that has yet to resolve a $1.4 billion revenue shortfall, the
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