Media Advisory: DOR Releases Latest Personal Income Tax Statistics Report
- 07/30/26
The Oregon Department of Revenue has released the 2026 edition of its annual, Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report covering Tax Year 2024. Personal Income Tax is the state’s largest source of tax revenue and is forecast to provide about 84 percent of the General Fund for the 2025–27 biennium.
What is the Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report?
This publication tells the story of how personal income tax is calculated for individual taxpayers, provides demographic information describing who Oregon’s taxpayers are, and compares the most recent characteristics of taxpayers with data from previous years dating back to 2013. The statistics presented are based on tax year 2024 income tax returns received by the Oregon Department of Revenue in the 2025 calendar year.
Who uses the Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report?
The report provides information valuable to businesses, government officials, policymakers, taxpayers, the general public, and media reporting on tax and revenue issues.
Where can you get the Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report?
The report can be accessed online at https://www.oregon.gov/dor/gov-research and is presented in PDF format so that pages, sections, or the entire report can be easily printed. Detailed tables, and additional information about Oregon’s personal income tax, such as publications and forms, can be found on the Oregon Department of Revenue statistics webpage.
Media Advisory: DOR Releases Latest Personal Income Tax Statistics Report
- 07/30/26
The Oregon Department of Revenue has released the 2026 edition of its annual, Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report covering Tax Year 2024. Personal Income Tax is the state’s largest source of tax revenue and is forecast to provide about 84 percent of the General Fund for the 2025–27 biennium.
What is the Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report?
This publication tells the story of how personal income tax is calculated for individual taxpayers, provides demographic information describing who Oregon’s taxpayers are, and compares the most recent characteristics of taxpayers with data from previous years dating back to 2013. The statistics presented are based on tax year 2024 income tax returns received by the Oregon Department of Revenue in the 2025 calendar year.
Who uses the Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report?
The report provides information valuable to businesses, government officials, policymakers, taxpayers, the general public, and media reporting on tax and revenue issues.
Where can you get the Oregon Personal Income Tax Statistics report?
The report can be accessed online at https://www.oregon.gov/dor/gov-research and is presented in PDF format so that pages, sections, or the entire report can be easily printed. Detailed tables, and additional information about Oregon’s personal income tax, such as publications and forms, can be found on the Oregon Department of Revenue statistics webpage.
Department Of Revenue Announces Short Service Disruption For July 28
- 07/27/26
Salem, OR—The Oregon Department of Revenue’s Salem office and all its contact centers will be temporarily closed for an all-staff event, 2:30–3:30 p.m., on July 28.
The department’s five regional offices, in Bend, Eugene, Gresham, Medford, and Portland, will remain open during this time.
The department’s contact centers and the Salem office, located at 955 Center Street NE in Salem, will re-open to serve customers after the all-agency event.
Customers will still be able to use the Salem office drop box, for clearly labeled payments (other than cash) and tax forms that are deposited in sealed envelopes, during the temporary closure.
Customers who need contact center support or who may need to make in-person payments or seek in-person services at the department’s Salem Office the afternoon of July 28 should plan ahead for the one-hour closure.
The department’s website and Revenue Online will experience no disruption during this time. For more information on how to contact the department, visit its website.
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Department Of Revenue Announces Short Service Disruption For July 28
- 07/27/26
Salem, OR—The Oregon Department of Revenue’s Salem office and all its contact centers will be temporarily closed for an all-staff event, 2:30–3:30 p.m., on July 28.
The department’s five regional offices, in Bend, Eugene, Gresham, Medford, and Portland, will remain open during this time.
The department’s contact centers and the Salem office, located at 955 Center Street NE in Salem, will re-open to serve customers after the all-agency event.
Customers will still be able to use the Salem office drop box, for clearly labeled payments (other than cash) and tax forms that are deposited in sealed envelopes, during the temporary closure.
Customers who need contact center support or who may need to make in-person payments or seek in-person services at the department’s Salem Office the afternoon of July 28 should plan ahead for the one-hour closure.
The department’s website and Revenue Online will experience no disruption during this time. For more information on how to contact the department, visit its website.
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