Question

the business will be subject to income tax on profits and must withhold and remit payroll taxes for employees (federal income tax withholding, Social Security and Medicare (FICA), and FUTA as applicable). At the state level, Oregon has no general sales tax, but the business may be subject to Oregon’s Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) if gross receipts pass the threshold and must register for Oregon withholding and other employer obligations. Local city or county taxes and business license fees vary by municipality (some cities have business registration or gross-receipts taxes). Employers must file required federal and state returns (quarterly payroll filings, annual returns) and pay employer-side payroll taxes and unemployment insurance.

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Answer 1

The business will pay income tax on its profits.
It must withhold and remit payroll taxes for employees, including federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare (FICA), and FUTA where applicable.
The employer must also pay its share of payroll taxes and unemployment insurance.
Oregon has no general sales tax, but businesses may owe the Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) if gross receipts exceed the threshold.
The business must register for Oregon withholding and other employer obligations.
Local city and county taxes and business license fees vary by municipality; some cities charge business registration or gross-receipts taxes.
Employers must file required federal and state returns, such as quarterly payroll filings and annual returns.