Oregon Instructions are a set of instructions given to businesses and organizations operating in the state of Oregon. They outline the processes and procedures necessary for complying with Oregon laws. There are three main types of Oregon Instructions: Administrative Rules, Oregon Tax Court Rules, and Oregon Business Laws. Administrative Rules are regulations that are established by state agencies to carry out their specific functions. These regulations are published and adopted by the agency, and they are enforced by the agency and any other entities they choose to delegate enforcement to. Oregon Tax Court Rules are rules that are established by the Oregon Tax Court to govern the taxation of businesses and individuals in the state. These rules outline the procedures and requirements for filing and paying taxes, as well as the process for appeals. Oregon Business Laws are statutes that are enacted by the Oregon Legislature to govern the operation of businesses in the state. These laws outline the requirements for business registration and licensing, taxes, labor and employment, and other aspects of running a business in Oregon.