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Oregon 2009 Corporation Income Tax Form 20-I - State of Oregon

Oregon 2009 Corporation Income Tax Form 20-I - State of Oregon-2025

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The document provides the 2009 Oregon Corporation Income Tax Form 20-I and its accompanying instructions, detailing the requirements for filing corporate tax returns in Oregon. It emphasizes electronic filing options, outlines changes in tax rates and minimum taxes due to legislative measures, and explains various filing requirements for different types of corporations. The document includes information on estimated tax payments, payment options, and specific instructions for completing the form, including details on consolidated returns and affiliate reporting.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Oregon 2009 Corporation Income Tax Form 20-I in our editor.
Begin by filling in the header section with your corporation's name, Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN), and Oregon Business Identification Number (BIN).
Complete the 'Additions' section by entering any applicable amounts from your federal return that need to be added for Oregon tax purposes.
Proceed to the 'Subtractions' section, where you will enter any deductions allowed under Oregon law that differ from federal regulations.
Calculate your net income before apportionment by adding total additions to your taxable income and subtracting total subtractions.
Fill out the 'Oregon Taxable Income' line based on your calculations, then determine your income tax using the provided tax tables.
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What taxes does an LLC pay in Oregon?

By default, LLCs dont pay taxes. Instead, the LLC Members are responsible for reporting the income (or losses) on their personal 1040 tax return. The Members pay taxes on any LLC profits. This is because of LLC pass-through taxation.

What is the corporate income tax in Oregon?

Oregons Corporate Income and Excise taxes have a two-tiered structure, applying a 6.6% rate to taxable income up to $1 million, and a 7.6% rate to taxable income above $1 million; the threshold is not indexed for inflation.

What is the statute of limitations on corporate income tax in Oregon?

Generally, the statute of limitations is three years from the date the return is filed or the due date of the return, whichever is later.

Is the corporate tax rate still 21%?

Since January 1, 2018, the nominal federal corporate tax rate in the United States of America is a flat 21% following the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

What is the state income tax on $100000 in Oregon?

Since a $100,000 salary falls within the 8.75% bracket, your state tax liability will be calculated as follows: First $4,050 taxed at 4.75% = $192. Income from $4,051 to $10,200 ($6,150) taxed at 6.75% = $415. Income from $10,201 to $100,000 ($89,799) taxed at 8.75% = $7,857.