For the best experienceDownload the Mobile App
App Store Play Store
Oregon copied Trump’s overtime tax break. Here’s who could benefit
Oregon copied Trump’s overtime tax break. Here’s who could benefit
Oregon copied Trump’s overtime tax break. Here’s who could benefit

Published on: 12/22/2025

This news was posted by Oregon Today News

Go To Business Place

Description

Some Oregon workers who earned overtime pay this year will get a new break on their state income taxes, thanks to state lawmakers’ decision to copy the temporary federal overtime tax exemption in President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”

Oregon workers who earned overtime pay this year will get a new break on their state income taxes, thanks to state lawmakers’ decision to copy the temporary federal overtime tax exemption in President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2025/12/oregon-copied-trumps-overtime-tax-break-heres-who-could-benefit.html

Other Related News

The man who helped remake Portland’s government is leaving with a stark warning about its future
The man who helped remake Portland’s government is leaving with a stark warning about its future
The man who helped remake Portland’s government is leaving with a stark warning about its future

12/22/2025

Michael Jordan a seasoned bureaucrat who led the radical remake of Portland City Hall and ...

No more federal income tax relief for wildfire survivors after Congress fails to extend exemption
No more federal income tax relief for wildfire survivors after Congress fails to extend exemption
No more federal income tax relief for wildfire survivors after Congress fails to extend exemption

12/22/2025

Congress failed to vote on an extension of the 2024 Federal Disaster Tax Relief Act that w...

No. 7 Gonzaga Beats Oregon in Portland’s Moda Center
No. 7 Gonzaga Beats Oregon in Portland’s Moda Center
No. 7 Gonzaga Beats Oregon in Portland’s Moda Center

12/22/2025

PORTLAND Ore AP Braeden Smith scored 21 points Braden Huff had 20 points and No 7 Gonzaga...

Lane County Sheriff’s Office ends 2025 with 26 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) arrests, 7 convictions so far The Lane County Sheriff’s Office has investigated at least 35 offenders this year related to online child sexual abuse material. These arrests are part of the Lane County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force operations. The Sheriff’s Office has a digital forensics detective and a major crimes detective assigned to the task force. The ICAC cases they work are in addition to their regular case load, which also includes child sex abuse cases unrelated to ICAC. According to the Oregon Department of Justice ICAC database, since January of this year, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office has investigated: - 35 offenders with 26 ICAC-related arrests - 9 of which were “hands on” offenders as well - 62 search warrants, 43 court subpoenas - 5 child rescues from ongoing abuse - 14 newly identified child victims - 8 technical assists for other law enforcement agencies There is still a lot of work to be done. Our detectives are currently working 34 active cyber tips where suspects have been reported by electronic service providers for child sexual abuse material. Of the ICAC cases our detectives have made arrests on, 7 have been convicted and sentenced so far: - William Harold Berry, 112 months - Ralph Anthony Pocza, 86 months - Brett Ronald Steele, 45 months, downward departure - James Watson Gilbert, 108 months - Ford D’Angelo Ke’Shawn, 60 months - Noah Alan Starkey-Gomes, 60 months - Matthew Allen Drake, 600 months The Lane County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force is a collaborative effort by local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to combat child exploitation and protect vulnerable members of our community. While each local agency makes arrests on their own cases, the members of the task force work collaboratively to investigate offenders throughout all of Lane County. The task force consists of investigators from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, Oregon State Police, Eugene Police Department, Springfield Police Department, Cottage Grove Police Department, FBI, Department of Homeland Security, Oregon Department of Justice, and the Lane County District Attorney’s Office.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post
Lane County Sheriff’s Office ends 2025 with 26 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) arrests, 7 convictions so far The Lane County Sheriff’s Office has investigated at least 35 offenders this year related to online child sexual abuse material. These arrests are part of the Lane County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force operations. The Sheriff’s Office has a digital forensics detective and a major crimes detective assigned to the task force. The ICAC cases they work are in addition to their regular case load, which also includes child sex abuse cases unrelated to ICAC. According to the Oregon Department of Justice ICAC database, since January of this year, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office has investigated: - 35 offenders with 26 ICAC-related arrests - 9 of which were “hands on” offenders as well - 62 search warrants, 43 court subpoenas - 5 child rescues from ongoing abuse - 14 newly identified child victims - 8 technical assists for other law enforcement agencies There is still a lot of work to be done. Our detectives are currently working 34 active cyber tips where suspects have been reported by electronic service providers for child sexual abuse material. Of the ICAC cases our detectives have made arrests on, 7 have been convicted and sentenced so far: - William Harold Berry, 112 months - Ralph Anthony Pocza, 86 months - Brett Ronald Steele, 45 months, downward departure - James Watson Gilbert, 108 months - Ford D’Angelo Ke’Shawn, 60 months - Noah Alan Starkey-Gomes, 60 months - Matthew Allen Drake, 600 months The Lane County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force is a collaborative effort by local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to combat child exploitation and protect vulnerable members of our community. While each local agency makes arrests on their own cases, the members of the task force work collaboratively to investigate offenders throughout all of Lane County. The task force consists of investigators from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, Oregon State Police, Eugene Police Department, Springfield Police Department, Cottage Grove Police Department, FBI, Department of Homeland Security, Oregon Department of Justice, and the Lane County District Attorney’s Office.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post
Lane County Sheriff’s Office ends 2025 with 26 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) arrests, 7 convictions so far The Lane County Sheriff’s Office has investigated at least 35 offenders this year related to online child sexual abuse material. These arrests are part of the Lane County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force operations. The Sheriff’s Office has a digital forensics detective and a major crimes detective assigned to the task force. The ICAC cases they work are in addition to their regular case load, which also includes child sex abuse cases unrelated to ICAC. According to the Oregon Department of Justice ICAC database, since January of this year, the Lane County Sheriff’s Office has investigated: - 35 offenders with 26 ICAC-related arrests - 9 of which were “hands on” offenders as well - 62 search warrants, 43 court subpoenas - 5 child rescues from ongoing abuse - 14 newly identified child victims - 8 technical assists for other law enforcement agencies There is still a lot of work to be done. Our detectives are currently working 34 active cyber tips where suspects have been reported by electronic service providers for child sexual abuse material. Of the ICAC cases our detectives have made arrests on, 7 have been convicted and sentenced so far: - William Harold Berry, 112 months - Ralph Anthony Pocza, 86 months - Brett Ronald Steele, 45 months, downward departure - James Watson Gilbert, 108 months - Ford D’Angelo Ke’Shawn, 60 months - Noah Alan Starkey-Gomes, 60 months - Matthew Allen Drake, 600 months The Lane County Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force is a collaborative effort by local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to combat child exploitation and protect vulnerable members of our community. While each local agency makes arrests on their own cases, the members of the task force work collaboratively to investigate offenders throughout all of Lane County. The task force consists of investigators from the Lane County Sheriff’s Office, Oregon State Police, Eugene Police Department, Springfield Police Department, Cottage Grove Police Department, FBI, Department of Homeland Security, Oregon Department of Justice, and the Lane County District Attorney’s Office.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post

12/22/2025

Lane County Sheriffs Office ends 2025 with 26 Internet Crimes Against Children ICAC arrest...

Portland affordable housing is in financial collapse. Can it be salvaged?
Portland affordable housing is in financial collapse. Can it be salvaged?
Portland affordable housing is in financial collapse. Can it be salvaged?

12/22/2025

In recovery from methamphetamine and with a mind toward starting anew Ambrose Haynes spent...

ShoutoutGive Shoutout
500/500