Oregon Could Make COVID-Era Child Tax Credit Permanent
The Oregon Kids’ Credit would write the expired federal child tax credit into Oregon law – on a more narrow scale targeting at-risk Oregonians.
- Published in Education
Taxing Times
As the tax year wraps up, businesses still have time to realize deductions and prepare for new changes coming in 2020.
- Published in Economy and Finance
Tax Change Transforms Charitable Giving Landscape
Donor-advised funds are growing in popularity as a way for individuals and corporations to give to charities.
- Published in Nonprofit
BY THE NUMBERS: Tax education
We crunch the numbers behing the multi-billion dollar tax industry.
- Published in Professional Services
From Gridlock to Civil War
Is Measure 97 the end of days? Or will the controversial tax measure lead to a new era of cooperation and compromise?
- Published in Politics
Guest opinion: The Sprawl Tax
Everyone knows about the income tax and the property tax, but depending on where you live, you might pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year on a tax you’ve never heard of.
- Published in Must Reads
Health reform still plans Salem campaign
This won’t be an easy legislative session for health-care reform. It was one of the 2007 legislative session’s biggest stars; this year it plays second fiddle to the economy, jobs and economic stimulus.
- Published in Oregon 100 Best
What To Do When An Employee Leaves And The Employer Suspects Electronically Stored Data Has Been Taken
If you have given a former employee access to your company’s electronic information by virtue of assigning a desktop or laptop computer and you suspect he or she of having taken electronically stored data, there are several steps to follow to preserve electronic forensic evidence from spoliation.
- Published in Press Releases