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Which is *not* an Oregon subtraction?

a. An enrolled member of a recognized American Indian tribe.
b. Depletion in excess of basis.
c. Benefits provided by your employer for your qualifying same-sex domestic partner.
d. Military pension income.

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Final answer:

The correct answer is c. Benefits provided by your employer for your qualifying same-sex domestic partner.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is c. Benefits provided by your employer for your qualifying same-sex domestic partner.

Among the options given, this is the only one that is not an Oregon subtraction. In Oregon, individuals who are enrolled members of a recognized American Indian tribe (option a) may be eligible for certain tax deductions and benefits. Depletion in excess of basis (option b) refers to a tax deduction for natural resource assets. Military pension income (option d) is also eligible for subtraction in Oregon.

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