“How Much Do I Owe?” is now available to taxpayers from Revenue’s internet home page—http://www.oregon.gov/DOR.

Check it out and tell taxpayers about it.

Taxpayers can find how much they owe in delinquent taxes and then go directly to the department’s e-payment options to make a payment. The taxpayer must provide their:

• last name;
• SSN/ITIN; and
• Oregon Taxable Income (OTI) and tax year from a previously filed tax return, or output id number from a DOR notice.

The “How Much Do I Owe” page will show:

• Debts from personal income tax and transit self-employment programs;  
• The previous 10 filing years; and
• A credit balance or an amount due.

The page will not show an amount due for liabilities that:

• are older than 10 years;
• have Innocent Spouse activity, unless it’s the appropriate taxpayer;
• are in Bankruptcy or have been sent to an outside collection agency for either taxpayer; or
• are un-assessed with liability numbers greater than 2 due to on-line payment limitations and offset rules.

It will show the year and tax program for these liability types, but not an amount due. Users will get a message to call a specific area at DOR for more information (e.g. CAP/Bankruptcy, Tax Services, etc.).

The department is working on adding other functions for taxpayers to the web site. We’ll keep you informed on new developments as they happen.