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.
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Taxing Times
As the tax year wraps up, businesses still have time to realize deductions and prepare for new changes coming in 2020.
Tax Change Transforms Charitable Giving Landscape
Donor-advised funds are growing in popularity as a way for individuals and corporations to give to charities.
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?
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.
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.
Downtown Bend businesses booming
Business spaces in downtown Bend are filling up fast, and the area is now at 94% capacity.
Portland named a “Comeback City”
The business publication Kiplinger picked Portland as one of its 2011 “Comeback Cities.”
A slow recovery for Oregon
State lawmakers heard a new economic and revenue forecast Tuesday, which projects the next two-year budget cycle will start with $100 million less than the previous budget.