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Income tax relief for local and national events
Oregon personal income taxpayers, corporate income taxpayers, payroll taxpayers, and those who must pay transit self-employment tax may qualify for an extension. Affected taxpayers include residents of and businesses in the affected areas, and taxpayers whose tax records are located in those areas.
 
If you missed filing the Oregon taxes listed above because of recent events, you won't be penalized if you file or make payments within the extension periods granted by the IRS.
 
Visit the IRS website to find out more about qualifying for these extensions.
 
For more information about the Oregon tax programs to which this extension applies, read our news release. 
 


Affected taxpayers and the extension dates are:
 
 
Taxpayers affected by Hurricane Gustav
 
 January 5, 2009
Oregon and Washington storms
 
 

February 6, 2008
California wildfires
 
 

January 31, 2008
Virginia Tech University students, employees, the victims and their families, and emergency responders
 
 

October 15, 2007
Taxpayers affected by the storms in the Northeast
 

April 26, 2007
 
 
If you were affected by Hurricane Gustav, write "Hurricane Gustav" across the top of your Oregon return, payment vouchers, and other correspondence.
 
If you were affected by the December storms in Clatsop, Columbia, Polk, Tillamook, Washington, and Yamhill counties in Oregon, and Grays Harbor, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, and Thurston counties in Washington, write "December 2007 storm" across the top of your Oregon return, payment vouchers and other correspondence.
 
If you were affected by the California wildfires, write "California wildfire" across the top of your Oregon return.
 
If you were affected by the Virginia Tech shootings, write "Virginia Tech" across the top of your Oregon return.
 
If you were affected by the storms in the Northeast, write "April 16 Storm" across the top of your Oregon return.
 
Penalty and interest
  • We will waive any late-filing or late-payment penalties that would have applied to returns or payments that may now be filed under these extensions.
  • We won't waive the late-payment penalty on taxes that were due before the extension period.
  • We will waive interest on a case-by-case basis.
  • If you are an affected taxpayer and you get a penalty from us for late returns or payments, contact us immediately.

Taxpayer assistance

General tax information
     Salem: 503-378-4988
     Toll-free from an Oregon prefix: 1-800-356-4222

Asistencia en español
     Salem: 503-378-4988
     Gratis de prefijo de Oregon: 1-800-356-4222

TTY (hearing or speech impaired; machine only):
     Salem: 503-945-8617
     Toll-free from an Oregon prefix: 1-800-886-7204

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Call one of the help numbers for information in alternative formats.


 
Page updated: September 04, 2008

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