Oregon Department of Revenue
Revenue Update
Taxpayer Advocate Office video.
The Oregon Department of Revenue has added to its growing social media presence with the launch of a YouTube channel.
YouTube joins Twitter and LinkedIn among the agency’s social media platforms with Revenue planning to add Facebook and Instagram accounts in early 2023.
The channel was launched with a pair of videos highlighting the work of the Taxpayer Advocate Office, which was created by the Oregon Legislature in 2021 to be a voice and resource for taxpayers to support equitable and fair tax collection.
Revenue’s YouTube channel will feature videos produced by the department to provide information for Oregon taxpayers along with videos produced in support of agency news releases.
To keep up with the latest videos from DOR subscribe to our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS5q9DMEllCTVgajVtmti_w.
Links to the Taxpayer Advocate Office videos:
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