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to draft their own bill aimed at limiting what was perceived as excessive growth. Their 1979 tax relief package aimed to stem rising property taxes, reduce individual taxpayer burden, and limit spending from the state's general fund. Under the bill, property owners received a 30-percent reduction
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In 2007, the average kicker refund for personal incomes was $ 263, while the median refund was $ 113. The wealthiest one percent of Oregon taxpayers received one-fifth of the refund, as the kicker refund is proportional to the tax paid.
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Through 2007, rebates occurred five more times; 1995 (6.27%, $ 162.8 million), 1997 (14.37%, $ 431.5 million), 1999 (4.57%, $ 167.3 million), 2001 (6.02%, 253.6 million), and 2007 (18.6%, $ 1,071.2 million).
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That same year, eighty-six percent of the corporate refund went to multistate corporations, and four percent of the total number of corporations received ninety-three percent of the corporate refund.
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was restricted. Since the very beginning of the kicker in 1980, legislators have looked to find ways around this. In 2007, lawmakers in Oregon succeeded in diverting funds from the
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was overwhelmingly approved by voters in 1980, but the first kicker rebate did not occur until 1985 when the calculated revenue exceeded the forecast revenue by 7.7 percent (
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mandates that the rebate be issued when the calculated revenue for a given biennium exceeds the forecast revenue by at least two percent. The law was first enacted by
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In 1999, Measure 86 was drafted and referred to voters. This measure, which was passed with 62% approval, placed the kicker law into the
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If the corporate kicker is triggered, the excess is returned to the state general fund to provide additional funding to
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88.7 million). The kicker was triggered again in 1987 (16.6%, $ 224.2 million) and 1989 (9.8%, $ 175.2 million).
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in property taxes, and the state would be required to rebate "excessive" surplus to the taxpayers.
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of 1990 prompted lawmakers to suspend the kicker, withholding $ 246 million from taxpayers.
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Opponents of the kicker law claim it prevents Oregon from retaining an appreciable
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distributes the rebate to individuals in what is known to Oregonians as a
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Rising concerns over property taxes and inflation in the 1970s urged
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schools. This is the result of the passage of 2012's
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rebate
taxpayers
U.S. state
Oregon
revenue surplus
Oregon Constitution
ballot measure
Oregon Constitution
Oregon Department of Revenue
balanced budget amendment
K–12
Ballot Measure 85
lawmakers
tax cut
California's Proposition 13
Oregon legislature
$
Ballot Measure 5
Oregon Constitution
economic surplus
recession
police
schools
downsized
healthcare
Governor
Ted Kulongoski
Ballot Measure 85
Oregon tax revolt
Oregon Tax Court

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