Oregon Sales Tax Calculator 2026

Oregon Has No State Sales Tax

Oregon is one of five US states with no statewide sales tax (Tax Foundation, July 2026), and it has no local sales tax either. Residents and visitors pay no sales tax at the register — a meaningful saving on large purchases like electronics and furniture.

Local Taxes in Oregon

Oregon doesn't have a general sales or use tax at state or local level (Oregon Department of Revenue). One tax buyers do meet is the vehicle use tax, which applies to new vehicles purchased outside the state and must be paid before the vehicle can be titled and registered in Oregon.

Oregon Sales Tax Holidays

Oregon has no sales tax holidays, because there is no sales tax to suspend.

What You Can Buy Tax-Free in Oregon

In Oregon, retail purchases are made without sales tax. This includes clothing, electronics, furniture and groceries. Excise taxes on items like tobacco, fuel, or alcohol are separate from sales tax and still apply, and new vehicles bought out of state are subject to the vehicle use tax.

Tips for Accurate Sales Tax Calculations

There is no local sales tax anywhere in Oregon, so no city or county rate needs checking — the register total should match the sticker price on retail goods. If you live in another state, that state may expect you to report use tax on goods you bring home. Keep receipts for large purchases.

Last updated: October 2026. Sources: Tax Foundation, State and Local Sales Tax Rates, Midyear 2026 (rates as of July 1, 2026); Oregon Department of Revenue — Sales Tax in Oregon.