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Administrative Order - Page 1 of 10 <br />ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 44-21-07-F <br />of the <br />City Manager <br /> <br />AMENDING AND REPLACING COMMUNITY SAFETY PAYROLL TAX <br />ADMINISTRATIVE RULE R-3.762 ADOPTED BY ADMINISTRATIVE <br />ORDER NO. 44-20-05-F. <br /> <br />A. Pursuant to the authority contained in Sections 2.019, 3.756, 3.760, 3.762, and <br />3.764 of the Eugene Code, 1971, on August 19, 2020, I issued Administrative Order No. 44-20- <br />05-F adopting Community Safety Payroll Tax Administrative Rule R-3.762 to implement the <br />provisions of Sections 3.750 through 3.768 of the Code regarding a Community Safety Payroll <br />Tax. <br /> <br />B. On September 21, 2021, I issued Administrative Order No. 44-21-05 ordering that <br />notice be given of the opportunity to submit written comments on a proposal to amend the Rule to <br />correct subsection 1(b) of Rule R-3.762-C, where subsection 1(b) had the effect of excluding self- <br />employed entities with employees from being subject to the quarterly Employer Tax. This <br />amendment will bring the Rule into alignment with Council’s intent of a tax that is shared between <br />employers and employees and will apply to the first quarter filing of 2022 and every quarter <br />thereafter. The Rule amendment is necessary to clarify subsection 1(e) of Rule R-3.762-C to <br />indicate that an employer that qualifies for the reduced tax rate of 0.0015 on the first $100,000 of <br />wages paid by the employer may apply the reduced tax rate to both the quarterly Employer tax and <br />annual Self-Employment tax. <br /> <br />C. Notice of the proposed amendments was provided in accordance with EC <br />2.019(2)(a) and was scheduled to be published in the Register Guard newspaper on September 24, <br />2021, as required by EC 2.019(2)(b). During the 15-day comment period, a number of comments <br />were received. The comment period closed at the end of the day on October 11, 2021, after which <br />the City learned that the Notice had not been published in the newspaper and, therefore, the notice <br />requirement set forth in EC 2.019(2)(b) was not met. <br /> <br />D. In order to comply with all Notice of Rulemaking requirements set forth in EC <br />2.019(2), a subsequent Notice of the proposed amendments had to be given. However, re-noticing <br />the proposed Rule amendments pursuant to EC 2.019(2) would have caused a delay such that it <br />would be difficult for tax preparers to address any changes in the Rule. Therefore, on November <br />2, 2021, I issued Administrative Order No. 44-21-06 adopting the Rule amendments as emergency <br />amendments pursuant to EC 2.019(6) so that they would go into effect immediately and remain in <br />effect for no longer than 180 days, with the intent that I would process identical Rule amendments <br />under EC 2.019(2) for permanent adoption. <br /> <br />E. On December 7, 2021, I issued Administrative Order No. 44-21-07 ordering that a <br />second Notice of the proposed Rule amendments be given. The Rule amendments proposed by <br />Administrative Order No. 44-21-07 are identical to those proposed by Administrative Order No. <br />44-21-05 on September 21, 2021, except for the addition of a definition of “Federal Government.”
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