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Free Oregon Sales Tax Calculator

Disclaimer: All rates and figures on this page are estimates for general informational purposes only and are not financial, tax, or legal advice. Sales tax rates change and vary by city, county, and the type of item purchased. Verify current rates with the Oregon Department of Revenue before relying on these figures, and consult a qualified tax professional for specific guidance.

Oregon Has No Sales Tax

Oregon is one of only five states that does not impose a sales tax, giving residents and visitors more purchasing power on every dollar spent.

Oregon vs. the Other No-Sales-Tax States

Only 5 states charge no state sales tax: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon. Oregon charges nothing at the register at either the state or local level.

Measured against the 7% national median combined rate, a $1,000 purchase in Oregon avoids roughly $70 in sales tax that a typical state would collect.

Combined state-plus-local averages nearby: California (8.82%); Idaho (6.03%); Nevada (8.23%); Washington (10.23%). Idaho has the lowest nearby rate at 6.03%.

How Oregon Funds Government Without Sales Tax

Without sales tax revenue, Oregon relies on other sources. The state collects income tax with a top rate of 9.9%. The average property tax rate is 0.87% on homes with a median value of $460,300.

Oregon has no sales tax but one of the highest income tax rates at 9.9%.

Oregon Tax Overview

Sales Tax
None (0%)
State Income Tax
9.9% top rate
Avg Property Tax Rate
0.87%
State Minimum Wage
$14.70/hr

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Oregon have a sales tax? +
No. Oregon is one of only five states that does not charge a state sales tax. This means purchases are not subject to state or local sales tax, giving residents and visitors more purchasing power. Oregon has no sales tax but one of the highest income tax rates at 9.9%.
How does Oregon fund state services without a sales tax? +
Oregon relies on other revenue sources to fund state services. The state collects income tax with a top rate of 9.9%, and also generates revenue through property taxes (average rate: 0.87%), excise taxes, fees, and natural resource revenue.
Is Oregon a tax-friendly state? +
Oregon's lack of sales tax makes it more tax-friendly for consumer purchases. However, the state does levy income tax up to 9.9%, so overall tax burden depends on your income level. The average property tax rate is 0.87% on a median home value of $460,300.
Do I need to pay use tax in Oregon? +
Even without a sales tax, some states require a use tax on items purchased out-of-state for use within the state. Check Oregon's specific requirements — the rules vary. In practice, enforcement of use tax on individual consumer purchases is limited.
What is the property tax rate in Oregon? +
The average effective property tax rate in Oregon is 0.87%. On the median home value of $460,300, this translates to approximately $4,005 per year. Rates vary significantly by county and municipality.
How much does Oregon's lack of sales tax save on a big purchase? +
Measured against the 7% national median combined rate, a $10,000 purchase in Oregon avoids about $700 in sales tax.
How does Oregon sales tax compare with neighboring states? +
Rates change the moment you cross a border. Combined state-plus-local averages for nearby states: California (8.82%); Idaho (6.03%); Nevada (8.23%); Washington (10.23%) — versus no state sales tax in Oregon. Idaho is the cheapest nearby option at 6.03%.

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