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Committee hears support for enrolled‑agent parity as part of omnibus SB 1510
Summary
Witnesses urged the Senate Finance and Revenue Committee to adopt the dash‑2 amendment to SB 1510, arguing federal oversight of enrolled agents obviates Oregon’s separate state exam and that other sections of the omnibus bill address film incentives, cargo‑container property tax rules and a two‑year pass‑through tax extension.
The Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue heard testimony Feb. 6 on Senate Bill 1510, an omnibus tax measure that includes a dash‑2 amendment to recognize federally‑licensed enrolled agents (EAs) under state law and other provisions touching corporate tax definitions, film incentives, property‑tax exemptions and a temporary extension of the pass‑through business alternative income tax.
Kyle of the Legislative Revenue Office gave an overview of the bill’s structure. He said the introduced bill updates Oregon statutory references to new federal terminology for global intangible low taxed income (GILTI), makes corrective changes to the earned income tax credit provisions, broadens one film‑production incentive auction to include commercials, and includes property‑tax…
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