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February 2, 2017Blog PostIt’s Groundhog Day, and Oregon is still stuck with one of the nation’s lowest business tax rates
December 19, 2014Blog PostNike Tax Deal and the Killing of Entrepreneurship
June 14, 2014OregonianNike waiting to proceed on World Headquarters project, 18 months after special session
December 9, 2013Blog PostOregon Got Nothing from Kitzhaber-Intel Deal
December 6, 2013Associated PressOregon Gives Intel a Nike-Like Tax Deal
April 10, 2013Blog PostPutting Nike's $96,000-a-day compensation to Mark Parker into perspective
February 22, 2013Blog PostNew Nike Slogan: "I Was Already Just Doing It"
December 17, 2012Statesman JournalNike request sparks debate on best way to boost jobs
December 14, 2012Wall Street JournalNike presses for 40-year tax deal in Oregon
December 14, 2012Blog PostJeld-Wen’s HQ Decision: Proof that Taxes Don’t Matter and Nike Deal is Foolish
December 14, 2012Blog PostBeware "Tax Certainty"
December 12, 2012Portland MercuryNothin' but Net Profits
December 12, 2012Blog PostThe $35 million increase in tax loophole spending not tied to a single job
December 11, 2012Blog PostA Highly Dubious Assumption in the Governor's Proposed Nike Deal
December 11, 2012The Register-GuardNike bill gets special look
December 10, 2012Willamette WeekKitzhaber Wants Retention Contract with Nike
December 10, 2012Associated PressOregon lawmakers to vote on Nike expansion plan
December 10, 2012Blog PostSimple Explanation of "Single-Sales Factor" and How Nike Escapes Taxes As A Result
December 10, 2012The OregonianAs special session nears, Nike poised to lock favorable Oregon tax provision into law
October 9, 2012Blog Post$96,000 a Day and the Great Disconnect
April 16, 2012CommentaryThe Forgotten Tax Day Story
December 6, 2011News ReleaseMajor Corporations, Including Intel, Pay No State Income Taxes
April 20, 2011Portland Business JournalTaxation group praises Oregon's 'effective business tax'
April 20, 2011News ReleaseCorporate Study Says Oregon Has the Second Lowest Tax Rate on New Investments
February 9, 2011Willamette WeekLights, Camera, Tax Break
April 6, 2010News ReleaseCorporate-Funded Study Says Oregon Business Taxes Are the Lowest and Deliver Biggest Bang for Buck
March 14, 2007CommentaryAs Maryland Goes, So Should Oregon
January 30, 2007Commentary"Single-Sales" - A Modern Robber Baron
November 29, 2006CommentaryThe First Step for a Truly Hopeful Tax Reform Plan for Oregon
April 4, 2004CommentaryTaxes Tell About Life

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