Taxes

HB 3062

Suspends the requirement that public libraries maintain actual operating expenditures for public library services, or maintain the percentage of property taxes dedicated to local library purposes, in order to be eligible for state financial assistance for the 2003-2005 biennium.

HB 2999

Allows motor vehicle fuel (gasoline) dealers to receive, upon application, a refund of fuel tax paid under certain conditions, if the dealer has received less than full consideration for the fuel from the purchaser. The account must have been declared uncollectible by the dealer following federal standards for determining deductibility and only one refund is allowed per purchaser. Directs Department of Transportation to adopt rules governing the refund process.

HB 2454

Extends property tax exemptions to property owned by airport or properties acquired by transfer from other taxing districts to recently formed Airport districts.

HB 2372

Extends the sunset date on property tax exemptions for environmentally sensitive logging equipment and skyline and swing yarders from July 1, 2008 to July 1, 2012.

HB 2223

Requires that to be able to obtain export exemption from Oregon’s fuel tax, persons who export motor vehicle fuel to another state, territory or country must hold motor vehicle fuel dealer's license or its equivalent issued by the destination jurisdiction.

SB 223

Specifying requirements of local budget law for councils of governments and intergovernmental entities when they impose property taxes. The local budget law formalizes a format that local governments use to prepare their budgets.

SB 594 A- Rectifying Arduous Tax Reporting Requirements for Non-Profits

In March, a pastor from Washington County brought to Senator Starr’s attention a significant problem caused by an Oregon personal property tax reporting requirement. A meeting including the Senator and more than 50 local Pastors was quickly arranged to discuss their concerns and possible solutions.

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