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April 26, 2023Fact SheetHow to pay for it? Enact common-sense reform of the mortgage interest deduction
April 25, 2023CommentaryLessons from the IRS: a case study of structural racism in our tax system
April 19, 2023TestimonySB 5: Reject the R&D Tax Credit
April 19, 2023TestimonySB 976: Reform the Mortgage Interest Deduction
April 18, 2023Commentary8 things to know about Oregon’s tax system
April 10, 2023Fact SheetHow to pay (PAE) for it? Tax the rich.
April 5, 2023TestimonyTestimony in opposition to SB 1084
March 27, 2023Fact SheetHow to pay (PAE) for it? Enact complete reporting
March 24, 2023CommentaryMore Oregon families now claim the EITC
March 23, 2023CommentaryA state research and development tax credit would be wasteful and counterproductive
March 21, 2023TestimonyHB 3039: Disconnect from Opportunity Zones
March 14, 2023CommentaryMoms deserve the Oregon Kids’ Credit
March 13, 2023TestimonyFlaws of the Mortgage Interest Deduction
March 9, 2023Podcast(Podcast) Families need the Oregon Kids' Credit
March 9, 2023Fact SheetThe Working Families Kicker
March 8, 2023TestimonySB 438: Monthly tax payments must be carefully constructed
March 6, 2023Fact SheetAbandon the Research and Development Tax Credit as a CHIPS Act Incentive
March 3, 2023CommentaryAny new Oregon R&D tax credit should cut out corporations splurging on stock buybacks
March 1, 2023CommentaryFeds make it clear for Oregon lawmakers: no race to the bottom to compete for CHIPS Act dollars
February 28, 2023TestimonySB 669: Don't bring back the R&D tax credit
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