The Oregon Statement of Assets and Liabilities (6 N) is a form that is filed by individuals and businesses with the Oregon Department of Revenue. This document provides information about the individual or business’s financial position, such as the assets and liabilities they hold. It is used to determine the net worth of the individual or business. There are two types of Oregon Statement of Assets and Liabilities (6 N): the6 NN-1 form and th6 N6N-2 form. The 6 N-1 form is used by individuals, while the 6 N-2 form is used by businesses. The6 NN-1 form requires information about the individual’s assets and liabilities, such as cash, investments, real estate, personal property, and other types of debt. The 6 N-2 form requires information about the business’s assets and liabilities, such as cash, accounts receivable, inventory, real estate, machinery, and other types of debt. The Oregon Statement of Assets and Liabilities (6 N) is a critical document for individuals and businesses in Oregon, as it provides important information for tax purposes and helps to ensure the accuracy of financial records.