2026 Oregon Tax Calculator: 9.90% Rates & Paycheck

Calculate your net take-home pay in the Beaver State. Modeled with Oregon Department of Revenue progressive brackets (4.75% to 9.90%), up to $8,250 federal tax subtraction, statewide transit tax, and Portland Metro local taxes.

🌲 Oregon (9.90% Top Rate)
✓ 4.75% - 9.90% Progressive Brackets ✓ Up to $8,250 Federal Tax Deduction ✓ 0% State Sales Tax ⚡ Instant Paycheck Breakdown

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How Oregon State & Local Income Taxes Work in 2026

Oregon does not have a general sales tax, relying heavily on progressive personal income taxes to fund state services:

1. Oregon Progressive Income Tax Brackets

Oregon assesses personal income tax using four graduated tiers:

2. Federal Income Tax Subtraction

Oregon is one of the only states allowing taxpayers to subtract their federal income tax liability from state taxable income. For 2026, the maximum subtraction is $8,250 for single filers and married couples filing jointly ($4,125 for married filing separately). This subtraction significantly lowers net Oregon taxable income for middle and higher earners.

3. Statewide Transit Tax & Portland Metro Taxes

Oregon payroll withholdings include unique state and municipal surtaxes:

0% State Sales Tax Trade-Off: While Oregon has among the highest state income tax rates on high earners, Oregon has no state or local sales tax, balancing overall tax burden for consumer goods.

Frequently Asked Questions: Oregon Tax Calculator

What is the Oregon "Kicker" rebate?

Oregon's unique constitutional "Kicker" law returns surplus state tax revenue to individual taxpayers when general fund revenues exceed economic forecasts by more than 2%. Eligible taxpayers claim the kicker as a refundable credit on their state return.

Does Oregon tax Social Security benefits?

No. Oregon completely exempts Social Security retirement and disability benefits from state income taxation.

How does Oregon tax Washington residents working in Oregon?

Washington residents who commute to work in Oregon are subject to Oregon state income tax on all wages earned while physically performing work in Oregon, even though Washington has no state wage tax.

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