An analysis published in July projects that the recently approved federal tax changes in President Donald Trump’s signature legislation will result in a revenue loss of almost $1 billion to the state of Oregon over the next two years.

Trump’s Bill Could Cause Almost $1B In Lost Revenue In Oregon

A preliminary analysis issued by the nonpartisan Legislative Revenue Office (LRA) of the Oregon State Legislature projects a revenue loss of $972 million for 2025 to 2027 when budgeting for the effects that Trump’s bill will have on the state.

A report published by the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania indicates that while the tax changes in the federal bill are expected to benefit taxpayers across every income group, they are likely to disproportionately favo

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