Oregon Tax Refund, Kicker 2024 – Federal Tax Return Status

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oregon tax refund, Kicker 2024 – Federal Tax Return Status

In 2024, qualifying Oregon taxpayers will be eligible for a “kicker” tax credit. This credit is either incorporated into your refund or utilized to decrease the amount of tax you owe.

The Oregon “kicker” tax credit is a method by which the state refunds money to taxpayers in the event of a revenue surplus. To receive the kicker credit on your 2023 tax return, you must have filed a 2022 tax return.

How to determine if you need to file :

If	And -> Then
You are a full-year Oregon resident.	Your gross income is more than what is defined in Full-year resident chart.   -> You must file an Oregon income tax return. Download Form OR-40 for instructions.
You are a part-year Oregon resident.	Your gross income from all sources earned or received while you were an Oregon resident and your gross income from Oregon sources while you were a nonresident are more than what is defined in Part-year chart. ->  You must file an Oregon income tax return. Download Form OR-40-P instructions.
You are a nonresident.	Your income from Oregon sources is more than what is defined in the nonresident chart. ->  You must file an Oregon income tax return. Download Form OR-40-N instructions.

 

Prior to beginning, you will require :

Your Social Security number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)
Filing status for 2022
Anticipated filing status for 2023.

To qualify for a kicker :

1. Submit your 2022 Oregon tax return before filing your 2023 return.
2. Possess an Oregon tax liability for 2022.
3. File a 2023 Oregon tax return, regardless of whether you have any other filing obligations.

Tax Filling Deadlines : 2024 – 2025 

Item	Due date
2023 Partnership return (for calendar year filers)	March : 3/15/2024
2023 Personal income tax return	April : 4/15/2024
2024 Personal income tax estimated tax annual required payment or first installment	April : 4/15/2024
2024 Personal income tax estimated tax second installment	June : 6/17/2024
2024 Personal income tax estimated tax third installment	September : 9/16/2024
2024 Partnership Income Tax extension filing date	September : 9/16/2024
2023 Personal income tax extension filing date	October : 10/15/2024
2024 Personal income tax estimated tax fourth installment	January : 1/15/2025

How to file a property tax appeal ?

• File a petition with the Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) clerks in the county where your property is located.
• Do this after receiving your tax statement but before December 31, or the next business day if December 31 falls on a weekend or holiday.
• You can also appeal late filing penalties for personal or real property returns during this time.
• Get petition forms from your county clerk or their website.
• If you disagree with BOPTA’s decision on property value, appeal to the Magistrate Division of the Oregon Tax Court.
• File your complaint with the court within 30 days of receiving the board’s order.
• Contact the Magistrate Division for more information.
• BOPTA decisions on late-filing penalties cannot be appealed.

Full-year resident :

Your filing status is	And your gross income is more than
Head of household	$9,165
Head of household	$10,365
Head of household	$11,565
Married filing jointly	$14,605
Married filing jointly	$15,605
Married filing jointly	$16,605
Married filing jointly	$17,605
Married filing jointly	$18,605
Married filing separately	$7,305
Married filing separately	$8,305

Part-year and nonresident :

Your filing status is	And your Oregon gross income is more than
Single	$2,605
Married filing jointly	$5,210
Married filing separately (Standard deduction claimed by spouse)	$2,605
Married filing separately (Itemized deductions claimed by spouse)	$0
Head of household	$4,195
Qualifying surviving spouse	$5,210

If you cannot pay At Once :

• If you’re unable to pay your full balance, don’t panic or ignore it.
• Financial hardships like job loss, health issues, or disabilities are understood.
• Pay what you can until you receive a bill from us.
• Payment plans of up to 36 months are available; set them up on Revenue Online or call us if needed.
• Contact a private collection agency if your account has been assigned to one.
• For active bankruptcies, visit our bankruptcy page for guidance.
• If you need more than 36 months to pay, submit a Statement of Financial Condition form on Revenue Online.
• Individuals facing temporary financial hardship can apply for temporary uncollectible status by contacting us.
• Longer hardships may qualify for suspended collection status, with specific requirements outlined in Oregon law.

Refund Processing Timeline :

• Most e-file returns: Up to two weeks.
• Other returns: Up to 16 weeks.

Additional Review :

• Some tax returns require extra review to ensure accuracy and completeness.
• Reviews are also conducted to protect against fraud and identity theft, which may extend processing time.

Notification of Refund Differences :

• If your refund amount differs from what was on your tax return, expect a letter explaining the difference.
• Wait for the letter or view it on Revenue Online before contacting us.

Prior Year or Amended Returns :

• Contact us to check the status of prior year or amended tax refunds.

Refunds for Businesses :

• Use the Where’s My Refund? tool to check your refund status.

Necessary Information :

• Federal employer identification number (FEIN)
• The exact refund amount

Forms :

Visit our forms and publications page for:

• Change of Address/Name: To notify us of changes.
• Form OR-243: To claim a refund for a deceased individual.
• Unclaimed Check Request: To request a replacement refund check.
• Tax Information Authorisation and Power of Attorney for Representation: If you’re representing someone else.

Official Website >> Oregon tax refund >> oregon.gov