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TonyPDX

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4. Yes on 97!

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sun Oct 23, 2016, 01:27 PM

Oct 2016

Less than 1% of corporations are subject to the increase, and only after the first $25 million.
80% of the corporations subject to the increase are from out-of-state.
Just as prices for items are not lower here with our present give-away to corporations, consumer prices won't be higher when corporations are required to pay the small increase.

They've gotten a free ride here for far too long. It's time they pitched in like the rest of us.

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Tax measure causes titanic tussle in Oregon [View all] TexasTowelie Oct 2016 OP

Yep, a majority of Oregonians do hate that sales tax thing. classof56 Oct 2016 #1

I voted for 97 yesterday. LWolf Oct 2016 #2

Good for you! Hope your mom listens and votes yes on 97. classof56 Oct 2016 #3

I'm loving seeing snow when I look to the west. LWolf Oct 2016 #6

You're welcome. TexasTowelie Oct 2016 #5

Yes on 97! TonyPDX Oct 2016 #4

Well said! classof56 Oct 2016 #7

+1 LWolf Oct 2016 #8

I'm leaning toward a Yes as well, Qutzupalotl Oct 2016 #9

i suspect the gross receipts tax is intended to avoid accounting tricks played with "profit" 0rganism Oct 2016 #10

I had my suspicions it was something like that. Qutzupalotl Oct 2016 #11