How to Get Your Oregon Form 1099-G (State Tax Refund Information)
- shaybachelder
- Jan 22
- 2 min read
If you received a state tax refund from Oregon last year, you may need Form 1099-G to accurately file your federal tax return. There was some confusion around this form last year—mainly because it’s not mailed anymore and must be accessed online.
Here’s what you need to know.
What Is Form 1099-G?
Form 1099-G reports certain payments you received from the state, most commonly:
Oregon state income tax refunds
Not everyone needs this form. Whether your refund is taxable depends on factors like whether you itemized deductions in the prior year. But if you do need it, you’ll want the correct information straight from the Oregon Department of Revenue.
How to Access Your Oregon 1099-G
The Oregon Department of Revenue provides Form 1099-G online only through its Revenue Online system. There are two ways to retrieve it:
Option 1: Quick Access (No Login Required)
Go to Revenue Online
In the Individuals section, click “View my 1099-G”
Complete the online request form
This is often the fastest option if you don’t already have an account set up.
Option 2: Through Your Revenue Online Account
Log in to your Revenue Online account
Click on the “More Options” tab
Select “View letters” under Letters and Messages
Download your Form 1099-G
This method is helpful if you want access to prior-year documents as well.
Can’t Access Your 1099-G?
If you’re having trouble accessing your form online, you’re not stuck. You can contact the Oregon Department of Revenue directly at:
📞 800-356-4222
They can walk you through additional options.
Free Filing Options Through Oregon
If you prefer to file your Oregon personal income tax return for free, the Department of Revenue offers:
Direct File Oregon, which allows eligible taxpayers to file directly with the state
Other free filing options, depending on your situation
These can be helpful if your return is straightforward.
Final Tip
If you’re unsure whether your Oregon refund is taxable—or you want help making sure everything is reported correctly—this is where professional guidance can save you time, stress, and potential IRS notices later.
As always, I’m here to help you make sense of the details so you can file with confidence.
I offer online advisory sessions even if you choose to prepare your own tax return. They can be self-scheduled online here:
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