Federal Resources

IRS - Where’s My Refund?

Check the status of your federal refund. Updated daily.

IRS - Where’s My Amended Return?

If you filed an amended return, use this tool to track its status. Amended returns can take up to 16 weeks to process.

IRS — Make a Payment

Pay a tax balance, make an estimated tax payment, or set up a payment plan directly with the IRS. If you owe, this is where you go.

Oregon State Resources

Oregon - What’s My Kicker?

The “kicker” refers to a tax rebate program in the state of Oregon. If you are an Oregon taxpayer, you may be entitled to a refund. Don’t forget to check for your kicker before you file your taxes this year.

Oregon - Where’s My Refund

The Oregon Department of Revenue will not be issuing income tax refunds until after February 15, 2024. You may check the status of your refund online after that date.

Oregon - Estimated Taxes

If you're self-employed, have rental income, or expect to owe more than $1,000 in Oregon tax, you're likely required to make quarterly estimated payments. Missing these results in penalties. This link takes you to the Oregon DOR payment portal.

Portland & Multnomah County

Portland Business License Tax

If you operate a business within Portland city limits, you are required to register and file a Portland Business License Tax return annually. This applies to sole proprietors, LLCs, S-corps, and partnerships. Many business owners don't know this exists until they receive a notice.

Multnomah County Business Income Tax

Separate from the Portland Business License Tax, Multnomah County imposes its own Business Income Tax on businesses operating within the county. Both taxes are filed together through the City of Portland Revenue Division but are calculated separately.

TriMet Self-Employment Tax

Self-employed individuals with net earnings over $400 operating in the TriMet district are subject to the TriMet Self-Employment Tax. This is filed with your Oregon state return and is frequently overlooked.

Portland Arts Tax

Portland residents age 18 and older with income above the federal poverty level owe $35 annually in Arts Tax. It is filed separately from your income tax return. Simple, but easy to forget.