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Oregon lawmakers seek to block three federal tax changes to save $291 million in state revenue.
Oregon Democrats are pushing Senate Bill 1507 to disconnect from three federal tax changes, aiming to preserve $291 million in state revenue over 18 months.
The bill targets provisions like a new auto loan interest deduction that could cost Oregon nearly $1 billion, while preserving benefits for low- and middle-income families.
It seeks to eliminate the federal accelerated depreciation break for businesses, expand the earned income tax credit by 45%, and fund job-creating tax credits.
The proposal, led by Sen. Anthony Broadman, aims to protect public services amid federal tax shifts, though passage faces challenges due to potential party divisions and Republican opposition.
Los legisladores de Oregon buscan bloquear tres cambios de impuestos federales para ahorrar $291 millones en ingresos estatales.