Corporations in Oregon are on track to pay a smaller share of Oregon income taxes this budget period than at nearly any point in the past four decades.
Corporations: Low Income Taxes, High Profits Read More »
When it comes to tax avoidance, Nike lives by its slogan “Just Do It.” The Oregonian recently reported that “Nike funneled $12.2 billion in earnings offshore” in a recent six-year period.
How Oregon can counter corporate tax avoidance Read More »
My name is Daniel Hauser, tax policy analyst for the Oregon Center for Public Policy, and I respectfully submit this testimony in support of Senate Bill 194.
SB 194: End tax subsidy for gambling Read More »
Oregon’s corporate minimum tax needs a significant boost for it to meet its intended purpose — ensuring that all corporations make a meaningful contribution to the common good.
4 reasons why Oregon’s corporate minimum tax is too low Read More »
As 2018 draws to a close, we look back at the Center’s publications that proved most popular.
OCPP’s 5 biggest stories of 2018 Read More »
The Oregon Center for Public Policy submitted the following public comment to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), in response to its proposed rule on inadmissibility on public charge grounds.
Oregon teachers deserve a raise. Teachers play an essential role in helping children achieve their potential and contribute to our communities. Unfortunately, Oregon significantly underpays its teachers relative to comparable workers in the private sector.
Proposed immigration rule would extinguish Statue of Liberty’s torch Read More »
In 1862, not long after joining the Union, Oregon enacted a tax on people of color. If you were black, mixed-race, Hawaiian, or Chinese, you had to pay a tax not levied on white Oregonians.
Undoing the legacy of racism through better tax policy Read More »
Oregon can clamp down on multinational corporations shifting profits overseas, create a more level playing field for Oregon businesses, and raise millions in revenue by enacting “complete reporting” by large corporations.
Oregon Can Raise $376 Million by Clamping Down on Offshore Corporate Tax Avoidance Read More »
Large multinational corporations would have a harder time shielding their profits from Oregon taxes if the state reinstated a law it discarded in the 1980s.
Clamping down on offshore corporate tax avoidance could net Oregon $376 million Read More »