The economic Impact of the Oregon Rebate

Spoiler Alert: IT will probably make a big difference for you and your family

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The Oregon Rebate will rebate about $750 to every Oregonian, every year, and that'll make a huge difference to most of us!

The REBATE for the median Oregon household (3 people, earning $56, 116) will be about $2,250, the equivalent of receiving a 4.0% salary increase.

By the way, the REBATE is not taxable in Oregon and does not affect anyone's eligibility to income-based benefits

The Oregon Rebate is good for you and your family...

This Calculator will show you the estimated value (as % salary increase) of the Oregon Rebate per household by income. (There's no limit in terms of household income or number of people).

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The Oregon Rebate is good for our businesses...

Spoiler Alert: A huge benefit for all, particularly owner-operated businesses

Big, medium, and small business will benefit from the economic stimulus in your community and will not be subject to the higher minimum tax

1. Business owners (Mom, Pop, and their kiddos) all get the Rebate. Cha-ching!
2. Employees also get the Rebate. Cha-ching! Cha-ching!
3. Oregon customers will also get the Rebate and will therefore have $750 more of disposable income to spend in your business. Cha-ching! Cha-ching! Cha-ching!

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It's important to keep in mind that your business will not be subject to the minimum corporate tax rate unless your sales are over $68, 493 every single day of the year and you currently pay less than 3% in taxes.

In fact, the vast majority of Oregon businesses will not have to pay a dollar more.

The Oregon Rebate only increases the minimum corporate tax rate for huge corporations. By "huge" we mean corporations with more than $25 million in annual in-state revenue and it doesn't matter where the corporation is based, local, national, or international. The minimum corporate tax rate is increased from currently less than 1/8 of 1% to 3%. Why? Because we believe that huge corporations should start paying their fair share in taxes, like the rest of us.

The Oregon Rebate also eliminates the S-Corp "loophole," so now huge S-Corps and C-Corps will have the same minimum corporate tax rate. Why? Because we believe that all huge corporations should be treated equally.

Your favorite local small business won’t feel a thing…other than every single one of their customers having an extra $750 to spend!

The Oregon Rebate is good for our community...

Spoiler alert: A huge economic stimulus to our local communities

Economist talk about things like "economic impact," "economic multiplier effect," and blah-blah-blah. Most of us will just think it's obvious for huge corporations to start paying their fair share of taxes in Oregon and to keep that revenue, about $3 billion of our own money every single year, in our own state and our own pockets because we know what best to do with our money.

The rebate in your county

This table shows the estimated total value of the REBATE in each Oregon county. For fun, the County's population in 2017 is also shown.

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County Name
Population
Total Rebate

Yamhill

105,722

$79,291,500

Wheeler

1,357

$1,017,750

Washington

588,957

$441,717,750

Wasco

26,437

$19,827,750

Wallowa

7,051

$5,288,250

Union

26,222

$19,666,500

Umatilla

76,985

$57,738,750

Tillamook

26,690

$20,017,500

Sherman

1,758

$1,318,500

Polk

83,696

$62,772,000

Multnomah

807,555

$605,666,250

Morrow

11,166

$8,374,500

Marion

341,286

$255,964,500

Malheur

30,480

$22,860,000

Linn

125,047

$93,785,250

Lincoln

48,920

$36,690,000

Lane

374,748

$281,061,000

Lake

7,863

$5,897,250

Klamath

66,935

$50,201,250

Josephine

86,352

$64,764,000

Jefferson

23,758

$17,818,500

Jackson

217,479

$163,109,250

Hood River

23,377

$17,532,750

Harney

7,289

$5,466,750

Grant

7,190

$5,392,500

Gilliam

1,855

$1,391,250

Douglas

109,405

$82,053,750

Deschutes

186,875

$140,156,250

Curry

22,669

$17,001,750

Crook

23,123

$17,342,250

Coos

63,888

$47,916,000

Baker

16,054

$12,040,500

Benton

90,951

$68,213,250

Clackamas

412,672

$309,504,000

Clatsop

39,182

$29,386,500

Columbia

51,782

$38,836,500