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State tax filing
Oregon law requires non-residents to file an Oregon tax return if their "income from Oregon Sources" (such as your capital gain) exceeds the amount shown in this chart:
Your filing status is | And your Oregon gross income is more than |
---|---|
Single |
$2,605 |
Married filing jointly |
$5,210 |
Married filing separately (If spouse claims standard deduction) |
$2,605 |
Married filing separately (If spouse itemizes deductions) |
$0 |
Head of household |
$4,195 |
Qualifying surviving spouse |
$5,210 |
Showing 6 out of 6 items
You can use TurboTax to file a non-resident Oregon return if you must file one. In the Personal Info section of TT, just enter TX as your state of residence, and indicate that you had other state income from OR. This will prompt the program to generate the appropriate OR tax return form.
The reason for this requirement is that the amount of tax you actually owe to Oregon is not necessarily the same as the amount that was withheld at closing.
**Answers are correct to the best of my ability but do not constitute tax or legal advice.
January 9, 2024
9:30 AM