
What Oregon’s Single-Payer Tax Plan Could Cost You
If you’ve been on social media lately, you may have seen a post saying Oregon is “quietly working on one of the largest tax increases

If you’ve been on social media lately, you may have seen a post saying Oregon is “quietly working on one of the largest tax increases

A new report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) found that taxpayers waited close to 20 months on average for the IRS

The $500 ACA refund checks: who qualifies, what to expect, and what it means for your taxes If you buy your own health insurance through

Written by Michiyo Taenaka, CPA | Estate & Trust Tax Strategy Specialist “Estate planning for young adults” is not a phrase most parents expect to

Andrew Bertz, CPA, kicked off this fall’s “Outsmart the IRS” seminar with a simple point: outsmarting the IRS doesn’t mean hiding income or chasing sketchy

Oregon has a tax problem that most residents don’t think about until it’s too late: a $1 million estate tax exemption, the lowest of any

Oregon manufacturers can now claim a new Oregon manufacturing tax credit for creating qualifying jobs in the state. If your company is hiring in advanced

At Anthem, we’re continually looking for ways to make your experience with us easier, faster, and more transparent. This year, that means a significant upgrade

Written by Michiyo Taenaka, CPA | Estate & Trust Tax Expert Ok, that’s a little forward, I know. But let me explain. Oregon estate tax:

Smart tax strategy starts with understanding what doesn’t generate a deduction. If you’re weighing a charitable auction deduction for donated use of a vacation home,

If you run a disability service organization in Oregon, you’ve probably noticed something changing. More providers are being asked for additional financial documentation, including an

If you drive for business, medical care, or a military move, your mileage deduction just got a mid-year bump. It’s worth understanding why, because a