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Combined forms
Contact information
Agency:
Oregon Department of Revenue
ID formats
Unemployment ID: 8 digits formatted as #######-# or 9 digits formatted ########-#
Withholding ID: 8 digits formatted as #######-# or 9 digits formatted ########-#
Tax payment details
Deposit Schedule | Due Date | Payment Method(s) | Zero Filing Required | Zero EFT Accepted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Semiweekly (Federal) | 3 banking days after the period end | Check, ACH | No | No |
Monthly | 15th of the following month | Check, ACH | No | No |
Quarterly | Last day of the following month | Check, ACH | No | No |
* Due date adjusts for non-banking days
ACH / EFT payment information
The Oregon Department of Revenue accepts ACH and EFT Debit and ACH and EFT Credit payments of withholding and unemployment taxes. Approval is required for ACH transactions.
- Taxpayers who are required to make federal payments via the Electronic Federal Tax Payments System (EFTPS) are required to make withholding payments electronically via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT).
- Taxpayers who are not required to make federal payments via EFTPS can file via EFT voluntarily.
How to apply
The Oregon Department of Revenue
requires
all EFT users to apply for approval prior to submitting tax payment files.For more information about making EFT credit payments and to obtain the appropriate forms, please visit the Oregon Department of Revenue website and search for
EFT
.Payment and other information
EFT debit payments can only be made online at the Oregon Department of Revenue website or by phone.
Form OQ
Filing methods:
Paper, InternetInternet file format:
comma-delimitedForm due date:
Last day of the following month (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Oregon Department of Revenue
PO Box 14800
Salem, OR
97309-0920
note
- Form OQ can be submitted on blank paper without headings, columns, or instructions.
- Registration is required for Internet filing as a single-BIN or multi-BIN filer.
- To file returns, access Frances Online.
Form OR-OTC-V
Filing methods:
PaperForm due date:
By deposit schedule (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Oregon Department of Revenue
PO Box 14800
Salem, OR
97309-0920
Form 132
Filing methods:
Paper, InternetInternet file format:
comma-delimitedForm due date:
Last day of the following month (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Oregon Department of Revenue
PO Box 14800
Salem, OR
97309-0920
note
- Registration is required for Internet filing as a single-BIN or multi-BIN filer.
- To file returns, access Frances Online.
Schedule B
Filing methods:
Paper, InternetInternet file format:
comma-delimitedForm due date:
Last day of the following month (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Oregon Department of Revenue
PO Box 14800
Salem, OR
97309-0920
note
- Registration is required for Internet filing as a single-BIN or multi-BIN filer.
- To file returns, access Frances Online.
Form WR
Filing methods:
Web fill-in, ElectronicElectronic file format:
FSETForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)Form filing address:
Oregon Department of Revenue
PO Box 14260
Salem, OR
97309-5060
note
- Registration is not required for Electronic filing.
- File format: FSET
Form W-2 Copy 1
Filing methods:
Paper, InternetForm due date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)1099 forms
Contact information
State website: https://www.oregon.gov/dor/Pages/index.aspx
1099-G
Filing Methods:
InternetForm Due Date:
March 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created when the client or recipient is located within the state.
1099-MISC
Filing Methods:
InternetForm Due Date:
March 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created when the client or recipient is located within the state.
1099-NEC
Filing Methods:
InternetForm Due Date:
January 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created when the client or recipient is located within the state.
1099-R
Filing Methods:
InternetForm Due Date:
March 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created when the client or recipient is located within the state.
W-2G
Filing Methods:
InternetForm Due Date:
March 31st (adjusts for non-banking days)note
Files are created when the client or recipient is located within the state.
New hire reporting
Reporting methods
File Upload Type:
InternetGeneral reporting requirements
Electronic filing required:
NoFiling frequency:
20 days from hire dateRegistration required:
NoThis article applies to:
- Product: Accounting CS
- State: Oregon
- Subject: Payroll tax forms