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Check out Brent Hunsberger’s blog post: “Do Washingtonians pay income taxes if they work in Oregon?”
My answer on the issue is featured in the post.
It is a great blog – I definitely recommend checking it out on a regular basis.
We are also in the Sunday Oregonian column entitled: “Act Now to Save on 2009 Tax [...]

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Recent articles in The Oregonian laid accolades on the Oregon legislature for all they have done for us during this last session–really important things like banning puppy mills, making it illegal to “top off gas tanks when filling,” requiring calorie counts on chain restaurant menus, and raising the cost of higher education, which, by the way, has increased tenfold in [...]

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In our previous post, we discussed the Oregon business tax increases resulting from House Bill 3405, which passed the Oregon Senate last Thursday.  Coupled with HB3405 is the sister bill regarding individual tax increases – House Bill 2649.  This bill is also headed for Governor Kulongoski, who has already made a statement of support for [...]

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As many of you may already know, there was a bit of drama last Wednesday in the Oregon Senate when House Bill 3405, which increases taxes on corporations and businesses in Oregon, was derailed by just one vote.  However, Thursday the vote changed and bill passed the Senate,  and now it is on its way [...]

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It is this time every year that I start getting advertisements from different political action commitees advertising the Oregon political contribution credit while requesting contributions to their PAC.  Many people just toss these mailings; however, if you haven’t already made a polictical contribution during the year – giving $50 ($100 if married filing joint) to [...]

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