Our Research Section develops statistical and other descriptive information about Oregon's tax programs for a variety of audiences including policymakers, media, lobbyists, academics and the general public. Our reporting adheres to state and federal taxpayer confidentiality laws. This means that we don't release any information that can be traced to particular taxpayer returns.
Tax Expenditure Report
This biennial report accompanies the Governor's recommended budget submitted to the Legislature before each odd-numbered year's session. It describes provisions of Oregon tax laws that impart special treatment to a group of taxpayers, such as exclusions, credits, deductions, and exemptions. The report describes each provision and provides revenue loss estimates and evaluations of effectiveness. The report also includes summary tables that group the tax expenditures according to tax program and budget program/function.
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Full Report and List of Tax Expenditures
Tax Expenditures by Subject Area
In addition to the Tax Expenditure Report, a listing of each tax expenditure grouped by subject area is available. See links below for tax expenditure subject area listings and descriptions of each subject.
Full Report and List of Tax Expenditures
Tax Expenditures by Subject Area
In addition to the Tax Expenditure Report, a listing of each tax expenditure grouped by subject area is available. See links below for tax expenditure subject area listings and descriptions of each subject.
Full Report and List of Tax Expenditures
Tax Expenditures by Subject Area
In addition to the Tax Expenditure Report,
beginning with the 2015-17 biennium, a listing of each tax expenditure
grouped by subject area is available. See links below for tax
expenditure subject area listings and descriptions of each subject.
Supplemental Information for Expiring Tax Credits
This report provides additional descriptive information relating to
income tax credits scheduled to completely sunset in the 2017-19 biennium. The purpose is to supplement information about these
provisions beyond the information typically included in the biennial Tax
Expenditure Report.
Full Report and List of Tax Expenditures
Tax Expenditures by Subject Area
In addition to the Tax Expenditure report,
beginning with the 2015-17 biennium a listing of each tax expenditure
grouped by subject area is available. See links below for tax
expenditure subject area listings and descriptions of each subject.Supplemental Information for Expiring Tax CreditsThis report provides additional descriptive information relating to income tax credits scheduled to completely sunset in the 2015-17 biennium. The purpose is to supplement information about these provisions beyond the information typically included in the biennial Tax Expenditure Report.
Full Report and List of Tax Expenditures
Tax Expenditures by Subject Area
In addition to the Tax Expenditure report,
beginning with the 2013-15 biennium a listing of each tax expenditure
grouped by subject area is available. See links below for tax
expenditure subject area listings and descriptions of each subject.
Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics
This annual report describes the characteristics of personal income tax filers. It provides numerous income tax fields, such as components of income and tax, broken down by federal adjusted gross income (AGI), county, and various taxpayer groups. This report also includes historical information for items such as the number of filers, AGI, and tax.
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Quick Facts
Oregon Property Tax Statistics
This annual report describes the property tax system, including assessed value, market value, and levies imposed by taxing districts. Much of the data are available at the county level and by district type (county, city, school, etc.). This report also provides a description of how the Oregon's property tax system works and a discussion of major recent constitutional and statutory changes.
The Oregon Property Tax Statistics Supplement is a companion to the Oregon Property Tax Statisticspublication. It provides extensive detail on property taxes and assessed values at the taxing district level.
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The Property Tax Statistics Supplement was originally published with some missing tax code areas in the ‘City Code Areas FY 2014-15’ tab of the workbook. This was corrected on 10/27/2015.
In September 2015 we corrected the supplement file to
reflect corrected information from Clackamas County. The CPR for
Clackamas County for Commercial and Industrial property for tax years
2012-13, 2013-14, and 2014-15 were corrected.
In September 2015 we corrected the supplement file to
reflect corrected information from Clackamas County. The CPR for
Clackamas County for Commercial and Industrial property for tax years
2012-13, 2013-14, and 2014-15 were corrected.
Note: Following the April release of the fiscal year
2010-11 publications, an error was discovered in the published assessed
value figures by property class for Jackson County. Table 1.1 of the
2010-11 Oregon Property Tax Statistics (and detail tables files), and the tab “Property Class Data–Fiscal
Year 2010-11” of the statistics supplement were affected.
These files were corrected and updated on August 25, 2011.
* After publishing the Property Tax Statistics, we discovered that
the real market values for Crook County were based on estimates provided
by the County Assessor's office. As a result, the Crook County real
market value figures reported in the publication and files above may not
accurately represent the actual real market values within the county.
* After publishing the Property Tax Statistics, we discovered that the real market values for Crook County were based on estimates provided by the County Assessor's office. As a result, the Crook County real market value figures reported in the publication and files above may not accurately represent the actual real market values within the county.
* After publishing the Property Tax Statistics, we discovered that the real market values for Crook County were based on estimates provided by the County Assessor's office. As a result, the Crook County real market value figures reported in the publication and files above may not accurately represent the actual real market values within the county.