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Rodney J. Greene has been active in Democratic politics since the 2008 elections. He has been a leader with the Young Democrats since the beginning of 2009, both with the Multnomah County chapter and with the organization in his native Snohomish County, Washington. Besides politics, he also writes about music.
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Some large corporations pay nothing - zero - in income taxes to Oregon. Unfortunately, we don't know which ones or the specific accounting tricks and loopholes they use to avoid income taxes. It's wrong that working families pay more in income taxes to support schools and other public services than some of the largest corporations doing business in Oregon. We ask the legislature to enact corporate tax disclosure and let the public know which corporations are paying their fair share.
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