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The Arts Access Fund has raised more than $147 million since Portland voters approved the $35-per-year flat tax in 2012. It has provided more than $85 million to Portland school districts, reaching nearly 28,000 children per year as well as providing grants to local arts organizations.
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Payments for the 2025 tax year are due by April 15, 2026, and can be filed and paid online at Pro.Portland.gov, through income tax preparation software or by mail. This includes voter-approved programs such as Metro’s Supportive Housing Services and Multnomah County’s Preschool for All.
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The City of Portland’s Revenue Division administers income tax programs for Metro and Multnomah County. Payments for the 2024 tax year are due by April 15, 2025, and can be filed and paid by mail, online at Portland.gov or through income tax preparation software.
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This year, 11 tax software products are carrying our local personal and business income tax returns.
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This year marks a decade of the Arts Education and Access Fund, or "arts tax," which has raised more than $124 million since Portlanders said yes to the $35-per-year income tax - and yes to funding arts education for every public elementary school child in Portland.
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The Arts Education and Access Fund has raised $112 million to support arts and culture in Portland since 2012. The City of Portland collects the $35-per-year tax from Portland residents who earn at least $1,000 per year. The fee is due April 18, 2023 and can be paid online.
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An administrative change to Portland’s Arts Education and Access Fund would direct the City Arts Program to manage arts education coordination for Portland’s six school districts, improve oversight of voter investments and strengthen collaboration between school districts and among arts teachers.
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