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February 14, 2020CommentaryOur mad crush on 4 Oregon public policies
February 13, 2020TestimonySB 1560: Defend Oregon's Estate Tax
February 12, 2020CommentaryLawmakers have a plan to worsen wealth inequality
February 11, 2020TestimonyHJR 203: Real Estate Transfer Fees
February 6, 2020TestimonyHB 4010: Disconnect from Opportunity Zones
January 29, 2020Issue BriefLow EITC Participation Costs Oregon Dearly
January 29, 2020News ReleaseOregon ranks near bottom in use of anti-poverty tax credit
January 24, 2020CommentaryAnniversary makes the case for Oregon millionaires' tax
January 14, 2020VideoOpportunity Zones: A Giveaway to Wealthy Investors
December 26, 2019CommentaryOCPP’s top 5 stories for 2019
December 10, 2019CommentaryWe need bottom-up tax policy
November 19, 2019News ReleaseOregon tops nation in growth of million-dollar incomes
November 7, 2019VideoVideo: Oregon's two-tier tax system
October 16, 2019CommentaryWyden’s plan would be a breakthrough for tax fairness
October 2, 2019CommentaryA day of tax infamy
July 17, 2019Commentary6 missed opportunities in the 2019 legislative session
June 24, 2019News ReleaseTaxes could go up for hundreds of thousands of Oregonians if Senate walkout continues
June 19, 2019CommentaryOregon should better target tax breaks for seniors
June 10, 2019CommentaryBoost the EITC, improve social and economic circumstances for Oregon children
May 30, 2019Issue BriefThe Kicker Fails Oregonians
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