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Code · Oregon · ORS Chapter 409 · Miscellaneous

409.711 Grants for providing tax assistance

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409.711 Grants for providing tax assistance.
(1)The Department of Human Services shall adopt by rule a grant program to provide funding for the purposes described in subsections
(2)and
(3)of this section to culturally specific and responsive organizations, tribal governments and under-resourced rural community service organizations.
(2)Grants must be used to help low-income residents of this state by:
(a)Providing education about federal earned income tax credits and other tax benefits available to low-income individuals;
(b)Assisting residents in navigating tax systems; and
(c)Filing income tax returns.
(3)The grants must be used to:
(a)Strengthen the existing network of culturally specific and responsive tax preparation organizations;
(b)Expand organizational capacity in geographically diverse areas of this state to improve access to tax navigation and tax preparation services;
(c)Improve the recruitment and retention of qualified tax preparers;
(d)Strengthen the technology resources and training systems available to tax preparers and volunteers; or
(e)Strengthen taxpayer outreach, education and connections to communities by culturally specific and responsive tax navigation and preparation service providers.
(4)The department shall appoint a committee to advise the department in the adoption of rules for the program. The advisory committee must include one or more individuals who:
(a)Are low income.
(b)Are Black.
(c)Are Indigenous.
(d)Are people of color.
(e)Are non-English-speaking.
(f)Have a disability.
(g)Are 65 years of age or older. [2022 c.67 §1]
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