A 70-year old tax rate leaves Oregon aviation agency at risk of $3 million shortfall

In 1955, 15 cents could buy a McDonald’s hamburger or pay the tax for 15 gallons of jet fuel. More than 70 years later, hamburgers cost several dollars but the tax rate the state’s aviation agency counts on hasn’t changed. Oregon Department of Aviation Director Kenji Sugahara shared that comparison with lawmakers on the interim […]

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