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What can I access as an Oregon Department of Revenue employee?

As an Oregon Department of Revenue employee, you have access to the following legal resources from the State of Oregon Law Library.

Limited password access resources

Limited password access is available for the following resources. Please email the State of Oregon Law Library for access.

BNA Tax Management Portfolios - The subscription includes primary tax law resources (laws, regulations, agency documents, and cases); U.S. income portfolios; estates, gifts, and trusts portfolios; and news and commentary (Daily Tax Report Highlights, Weekly Report, BNA Insights, Tax Management Memorandum, and Estates, Gifts, and Trusts Journal).
Lexis Advance Tax Provides access to state and federal tax regulations and case law, administrative decisions, practice insights, bill tracking reports, IRS bulletins and memos, and Shepard's services. Also includes access to Matthew Bender treatises, such as Blattmachr on Income Taxation of Estates and Trusts, Business Valuation, Estate Planning, Lexis Practice Insights, Probate & Property, Practical Tax Lawyer, and The Tax Adviser.

If you have any problems accessing these resources, or have questions regarding resources or training, please email the State of Oregon Law Library.

State of Oregon Law Library account resources

You will need to create a State of Oregon Law Library account to access these resources.

If you don't have an account, learn how to sign up for one here.

BarBooks
This subscription includes the legal publications produced by the Oregon State Bar, written by practitioners, with practice tips, caveats, and notes.
Fastcase
Includes all primary law, court rules, attorney general opinions, and legal treatises (broken into subject matter libraries, titles include: Wigmore on Evidence, Lawyer’s Desk Book, Child Support Guidelines: Interpretation & Application, Judgment Enforcement, Understanding the AMA Guides in Workers’ Compensation, Environmental Liability & Real Property Transactions: Law & Practice, Scientific Evidence and Experts Handbook, Handbook of Section 1983 Litigation, Tort Law Desk Reference: A Fifty State Compendium, Proving and Defending Damage Claims, Drafting Licensing Agreements, Insurance Coverage Litigation, and the CGL Policy Handbook, and more). Fastcase libraries are searchable by keyword, Boolean, natural language, or citation lookup. Fastcase Quick Reference Guide Fastcase User Guide
HeinOnline
Hein is known for their historical documents collections. Once only available in academic libraries as microfiche and microfilm collections, Hein embarked on a massive digital conversion. All libraries provide comprehensive coverage from inception and are in an online, fully-searchable, image-based format. The subscription includes the Law Journal Library, American Bar Association Journals, Codifications and Studies, Restatements & Principles of the Law, Model Codes and Acts, Uniform Commercial Code, ALI-CLE Publications, and Legal Classics. Search Tips
Oxford Reference Online
This collection includes language and subject reference works. Books can be searched simultaneously or by individual book title.