Contact Matt at mhein@sgabend.com.
Matt Hein obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration/Accounting from Walla Walla University, then graduated from the University of Oregon School of Law in 2006. He was admitted to the Oregon Bar in 2007. At U of O, he was the recipient of the Dean's Scholarship, the Award of Excellence and the Orlando John and Marian H. Hollis Scholarship.
Matt clerked for both the Lane County Circuit Court and the Federal Bankruptcy Court, before deciding that his true calling was in accounting. Since 2008, he has been honing his skills in tax preparation for individuals and all types of businesses, preparation of financial statements and tax research. Mr. Hein joined SGA Certified Public Accountants & Consultants in 2011.
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Last week, SGA received some clarification regarding the Oregon Commercial Activities Tax (CAT), the recently passed gross receipts tax that we told you about earlier this summer.
Oregon Department of Revenue (ODOR) hosted a two-hour webinar to discuss the tax. The following information is what we now have available to pass along to you. In review, the Oregon legislature passed...
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Although the original tax filing deadline has come and gone, extension deadlines will be here before you know it. As you know, your returns are currently on extension.
If you have provided us all the information to complete your returns, thank you! We'll be in touch soon with any additional questions we may have prior to finishing your returns.
However, if...
We wanted to update you on a recent development in Oregon’s gross receipts tax.
Several weeks ago, we notified you regarding a bill that had passed the Oregon legislature which levies a gross receipts tax on businesses with gross receipts over $1 million. The tax is $250 plus 0.57% of sales over that $1 million mark. A subtraction of 35% of the greater of labor costs...
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