Well if you got the EIP because your income was lower in 2018 and/or 2019, you wouldn't have to pay it back in 2020 for federal, and for Oregon, you would show on the Rebate worksheet that you got it (both of them, let's say). Then you would still have the problem for Oregon that the second stimulus wasn't taken into account. But if you hadn't gotten it yet and you indicated that you wanted it, I assume you wouldn't get it because your income is now too high. I haven't tried that scenario yet for what it would do to the Oregon subtraction. I'm afraid to.