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Publications about estate tax

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
December 10, 2019CommentaryWe need bottom-up tax policy
February 13, 2019TestimonyDefending Oregon's Estate Tax
January 4, 2018PodcastHow might the federal tax bill affect Oregonians?
December 22, 2017PodcastDaniel Hauser discusses the federal tax bill on KMUZ
December 12, 2017PodcastDaniel Hauser discuss the federal tax bill on KPOV
November 7, 2017Blog PostThree big takeaways from the House GOP tax plan
October 10, 2017Blog PostTrump tax plan showers rich Oregonians with tax cuts
May 24, 2017Blog PostPink slips for teachers, a big tax cut for the wealthy
October 6, 2012The OregonianMeasure 84: A suspicious death case without a body
October 5, 2012Blog PostTax Déjà vu All Over Again
July 18, 2012Blog PostThe Oregon Estate Tax’s $2 Billion Loophole
December 30, 2008News ReleaseNew Year Kicks In Generous Federal Estate Tax Rules
December 3, 2008News ReleaseOnly a Handful of Oregonians Pay the Estate Tax
October 20, 2006News ReleaseNew Study Finds Most Oregonians Pay For Federal Tax Cuts That Only Benefit the Rich
August 29, 2006News ReleaseEconomic Growth Failing to Improve Incomes for Typical Households, Health Coverage, or Poverty
May 31, 2006Issue BriefRepeal or Near-Repeal of the Estate Tax Would Substantially Harm Charitable Giving
November 11, 2005CommentaryGordon Smith’s $1.9-Billion-a-Week Problem
August 20, 2005CommentaryThe Paris Hilton Fan Club
July 7, 2005CommentaryShared Sacrifice for the Budgetary Mess
June 23, 2005Issue BriefPermanent Repeal of the Estate Tax Would be Costly
June 1, 2003CommentaryThe Big Disconnect
March 21, 2001Op-edLeft Behind: A Quarter Million Oregon Children
February 1, 2001CommentaryBush Tax Cut Unnecessary Giveaway to Wealthy, Harmful for Oregon

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