Raising Oregon's estate tax exemption would put it on par with other states and potentially help small and family-owned businesses. But it could come at a high cost.
At $1 million, Oregon has the lowest exemption threshold in the U.S. for its estate tax. Reformers say raising it would help family businesses and make the state more business friendly. But it could come at a $400 million cost. In this week's print edition, the Business Journal examines the estate tax as part of a series exploring Oregon business policy ideas. Read Story.
Raising Oregon's estate tax exemption would put it on par with other states and potentially help small and family-owned businesses. But it could come at a high cost.
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