Oregon § 701.107 Sanction for assisting evasion of obligations

Oregon Statutes

§ 701.107 — Sanction for assisting evasion of obligations

Oregon § 701.107

Vol.17

Title 52Occupations and Professions

Ch. 701Construction Contractors and Contracts

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 701.107 (2026).

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In addition to any other authority granted to the Construction Contractors Board, the board may revoke, suspend or refuse to issue a license to a person if the board finds that the person has engaged in dishonesty by supplying any governmental entity or person with false information regarding the activities of a construction contracting business, knowing, or having reason to know, that the false information will result in any person evading all or part of an obligation with regard to:

(1)Any federal, state or local income tax laws;

(2)Social security contributions;

(3)Unemployment taxes;

(4)Workers’ compensation premiums;

(5)Wage and hour laws;

(6)Federal or state occupational safety and health laws;

(7)Child support;

(8)Alimony;

(9)A judgment;

(10)A garnishment; or

(11)Other la

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In addition to any other authority granted to the Construction Contractors Board, the board may revoke, suspend or refuse to issue a license to a person if the board finds that the person has engaged in dishonesty by supplying any governmental entity or person with false information regarding the activities of a construction contracting business, knowing, or having reason to know, that the false information will result in any person evading all or part of an obligation with regard to:
(1) Any federal, state or local income tax laws;
(2) Social security contributions;
(3) Unemployment taxes;
(4) Workers’ compensation premiums;
(5) Wage and hour laws;
(6) Federal or state occupational safety and health laws;
(7) Child support;
(8) Alimony;
(9) A judgment;
(10) A garnishment; or
(11) Other laws or debts identified by the board by rule.