This tax credit is targeted to low- and middle-income Oregonians. About 90 percent of the tax credit goes to families
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A tax credit intended to lift up working families leaves out more than a quarter-million Oregonians, most of them U.S.
More than a quarter-million Oregonians in working households — most of them U.S. citizens and authorized immigrants — cannot claim
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