Oregon Tax Guide 2026

Oregon Income Tax Overview

Oregon has a No sales tax — income tax up to 9.9%. When combined with federal income tax and FICA taxes, Oregon residents in the median income range of $71,562 typically face a combined effective tax rate of approximately 33% on their gross income. The state income tax is calculated on taxable income after the federal standard deduction of $16,100 (single) or $32,200 (married filing jointly) for 2026.

Oregon Sales Tax Rate 2026

Oregon has no state sales tax, making it one of only five NOMAD states (New Hampshire, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, Delaware) with no general sales tax. Residents and visitors pay $0 in sales tax on most purchases, which is a significant advantage for large purchases like furniture, electronics, and clothing. This makes Oregon a popular shopping destination for residents of neighboring states with higher sales taxes.

Property Taxes in Oregon

Oregon homeowners pay an effective property tax rate of 0.82% annually. On the Oregon median home price of $490,000, that means approximately $4,018 per year — or $335 added to your monthly mortgage payment. Oregon's property tax rate is near the national average of 1.07%.

Total Tax Burden for Oregon Residents

When calculating the total tax burden for a Oregon household earning $71,562 annually, you must add: federal income tax (approximately $8,587), FICA taxes (7.65% = $5,474), Oregon state income tax (approximately $4,959), and property taxes if you own a home. Use the specific calculators above to get your exact personalized numbers based on your income, filing status, and situation.

Tax Tips for Oregon Residents in 2026

• Maximize your 401(k) to $24,500 — reduces both federal AND Oregon state income tax
• HSA contributions are deductible from both federal and state income tax in Oregon
• Check if Oregon has its own standard deduction (some states have lower amounts than federal)
• The 2026 OBBBA tip and overtime deductions apply at federal level — check Oregon conformity