Late Tax Filing Tips for Oregon Residents These late tax filing tips for Oregon can help you manage the stress and penalties associated with missing the IRS tax deadline. If you’ve missed the deadline, here’s what you need to know
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The Kent Anderson Law Blog, published by the Kent Anderson Law Office, focuses on tax-related legal issues primarily affecting Oregon residents. It covers topics such as tax filing deadlines, residency qualifications for income tax purposes, tax planning for individuals with disabilities, estate tax relief for farmers, and IRS audit concerns for real estate owners. The blog provides guidance on navigating state and federal tax laws, addressing challenges faced by individuals and specific groups like farmers and visually impaired taxpayers. It also discusses legislative changes impacting tax obligations and strategies to minimize penalties and manage audits.
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UPDATED: Who Qualifies as an Oregon Resident for Income Tax Purposes?
This Article is a partial re-write of an earlier article, published in 2011, dealing with the same subject. The OAR references in the prior article have been updated, but the law remains much the same despite more than 40 subsequent…
Tax Planning Advice for Individuals with Visual Impairment
Kent AndersonTax Attorneys Eugene OR Introduction: For individuals with visual impairments, navigating the complexities of tax planning can be daunting. However, there are specific tax provisions designed to provide assistance and support to those with visual challenges. In this article,…
Estate Tax Relief For Oregon Farmers Under New Law
Kent AndersonTax Attorney Eugene OR Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has signed a new law, Senate Bill 498, aimed at providing tax relief to farm estates, despite concerns that it benefits wealthy investors and reduces state revenues. The bill aims to…
Understanding IRS Audit Issues for Real Estate Owners
Kent AndersonTax Attorney Eugene In recent times, the IRS has been auditing only around 0.5% of individual income tax returns, with a focus on high net worth returns and larger businesses facing complex tax matters. Given the intricacies, it’s beneficial…
Oregon Regulators Cracking Down On Cannabis Industry Tax Delinquents
Oregon regulators are launching a crackdown on the cannabis industry, commencing with targeted actions against tax delinquents. Kent AndersonEugene Oregon Tax Attorney While much attention has been focused on the prolonged session of the Oregon Legislature due to the Senate…
Chapter 13 Limits Increase to $2,750,000
Today, June 21, 2022, President Joe Biden signed the Bankruptcy Threshold Adjustment and Technical Corrections Act which increased the debt limits of Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceedings to a combined total of $2,750,000. Until today, 11 USC §109(e) limited the eligibility…
2022 Increases in Filing and Exemption Limits for Bankruptcy Cases
The Bankruptcy Code is full of specific dollar limitations and allowances. These figures include dollar limits on eligibility for use of Chapter 13 and many other amounts, such as the value of exemptions permitted to bankruptcy debtors under 11 USC…
Relief from Tax Filing Deadline for Oregonians in Wildfire Areas
In a September 16, 2020 press release, the IRS offered Oregonians living in certain counties affected by the recent wildfires some breathing room from the upcoming October 15, 2020 deadline to file their returns. This relief assumes the taxpayer filed…
How to appeal a Notice of Deficiency from the Oregon Department of Revenue
If your tax return is audited by the Oregon Department of Revenue, you will likely receive a Notice of Deficiency at the conclusion of the audit. If you receive a Notice of Deficiency or Notice of Assessment, or any other…