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Kicker Tax Rebate How it Works Every two years forecast personal income and corporate tax returns for the coming two years If after two years personal income returns are more than 2 over the estimation return the amount over the forecast to tax payers ID: 487243

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Slide1

Oregon’s “Kicker”Slide2

Kicker Tax Rebate: How it Works

Every two years, forecast personal income and corporate tax returns for the coming two years

If after two

years

personal income returns are more than 2% over the estimation, return the amount over the forecast to tax payers

If corporate tax returns are more than 2% over, the amount over goes specifically to K-12 educationSlide3

History

Approved by voters in 1980: part of Prop 13 anti-tax

wave

2000: voters place kicker in Oregon

Constitution

2012: Measure 85

Personal

Corporate

Biennium

Surplus/Shortfall ($ million)

Credit/Refund (% of liability)

Surplus/Shortfall ($ million)

Credit/Refund (% of liability)

1983-85

89

7.70%

13

10.60%

1985-87

221

16.60%

7

6.20%

1987-89

175

9.80%

36

19.70%

1993-95

163

6.30%

167

50.10%

1995-97

432

14.40%

203

42.20%

1997-99

167

4.60%

-69

None

1999-01

254

6.00%

-44

None

2003-05

-401

None

101

35.90%

2005-07

1,071

18.60%

-131

None*Slide4

Obstacles to Reform

Political

popularity (perceived and real)

Constitutional

amendment processSlide5

Crafting a Proposal

Balancing between:

Stability and predictability of state funds

Political viabilitySlide6

Questions?