<prompt> Human: Ive lived and worked in Washington for the last 5 years. It was time for a change, so I put in my two weeks notice in Aug and then moved overseas. HR sent me what to do before my last day with the company documents and one of the tasks was to update my mailing address in ADP and the companys registry if itll change after I quit. I updated the address to my parents place in Oregon, since theyll manage my mail once I move overseas. After my last day at work, I was due 2 paychecks. One at the end of August and another at the end of Sept. When I reviewed Aug paycheck, it showed that Oregon Income Tax had been taken out of my paycheck. Since I dont and wont be working or living in Oregon, I dont understand why I had to pay Oregon Income Tax. I called the payroll department to figure out what happened. Payroll said theyd look into it and get back to me. They also said that I didnt need to do anything in the meantime. They finally called me on 104, after Sept paycheck was already sent out with the Oregon Income Tax deducted again. During our 2nd call, payroll said that they determine what types of taxes should get deducted from the paycheck based on the address on file with ADP and the company. They also cant refund the 2 Oregon Income Tax amounts because it was already deducted from Aug and Sept paychecks. They cant give me a refund and didnt have any other options. Whats frustrating is, payroll shouldve told me during my 1st call, early in Sept, to change my address back to Washington to prevent the deduction from happening again in Sept paycheck. There was enough time to fix it for Sept paycheck at least. Instead, theres less money than I expected in my bank account from both months. Is it true that Payroll cant refund the incorrectly deducted amounts back to me? Is there another way to get the money refunded? Who do I need to contact or what do I need to do to get this fixed?  <response>: It will be refunded when you file your Oregon taxes next year. 