Or. Admin. Code § 150-318-0040 - Income Subject to Tax Under ORS Chapter 318
(1) The Oregon Corporation Income Tax is
imposed on corporations with income derived from sources within this state. The
term "income derived from sources within this state" means income from
activities in this state that are insufficient to constitute "doing business."
"Doing business" is defined in ORS
317.010(4).
(2) Oregon's jurisdiction to tax is limited
by the Due Process Clause of the U.S. Constitution, which requires the
existence of some minimum connection between the state and the person, property
or transaction it seeks to tax. This minimum connection, making income subject
to the Oregon income tax, may be satisfied by:
(a) Maintaining tangible or intangible
property in Oregon;
(b) Entering
into franchising or licensing agreements for use of a franchise or license in
Oregon;
(c) Receiving franchise
fees or royalties from Oregon sources;
(d) Selling or otherwise disposing of a
franchise or license used in Oregon;
(e) Selling or otherwise transferring
tangible personal property pursuant to a franchise or license to a franchisee
or licensee within the state; or
(f) An isolated sale of real property in this
state.
(3) A
corporation with receipts from royalties or franchise fees or the sale or
transfer of tangible personal property pursuant to franchise or license
agreements may be subject to the Corporation Excise Tax if the corporation
engages in activities that rise to the level of doing business in Oregon. Such
activities include inspection of the franchisees' businesses or records and
providing training in Oregon to franchisees. Such a corporation is not subject
to the Corporation Income Tax.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 305.100
Stats. Implemented: ORS 318.020
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