However you celebrate, the Oregon Department of Revenue wishes you joy and happiness this holiday season. Our offices will be closed on December 25. You can still find answers to your questions at oregon.gov/dor.

Don't have your tax year 2024 return handy? No problem. You only need your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p.

Oregon Revenue Dept.’s Taxpayer Advocate provides expeditious service to taxpayers whose tax-related problems are not resolved through ordinary channels, including contact with customer service, legislators, or the Director’s Office. Find more information on our website.

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

Happy New Year from the Oregon Department of Revenue. Our offices are closed today, but you can still find answers to many of questions at oregon.gov/dor.

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

Oregon Revenue Dept.’s Taxpayer Advocate provides expeditious service to taxpayers whose tax-related problems are not resolved through ordinary channels, including contact with customer service, legislators, or the Director’s Office. Find more information on our website.

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

For taxpayers wanting to claim their share of Oregon’s $1.41 billion kicker as soon as possible, filing electronically has never been more important. Learn more at myoregon.gov.

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

For taxpayers wanting to claim their share of Oregon’s $1.41 billion kicker as soon as possible, filing electronically has never been more important. Learn more at myoregon.gov.

@ORRevenue’s Taxpayer Advocate provides expeditious service to taxpayers whose tax-related problems are not resolved through ordinary channels, including contact with customer service, legislators, or the Director’s Office. Find more information on our website.

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

For taxpayers wanting to claim their share of Oregon’s $1.41 billion kicker as soon as possible, filing electronically has never been more important. Learn more at myoregon.gov.

Connecting with the Oregon Department of Revenue through Revenue Online is the most significant step taxpayers can take now to improve their income tax filing experience in 2026. Learn more at ow.ly/Prfa50XHxoW.

The first day of filing season will be Monday, January 26, 2026. Taxpayers will have until Wednesday, April 15, 2026, to file their 2025 tax returns and pay any tax due. ow.ly/1yqq50XTweL

Enter your name, Social Security number and filing status (for both 2024 and 2025) to use our “What’s My Kicker?” calculator at ow.ly/p0vg50XoC1p. And plan to file electronically in 2026 to get your refund sooner.

For taxpayers wanting to claim their share of Oregon’s $1.41 billion kicker as soon as possible, filing electronically has never been more important. Learn more at myoregon.gov.