Taxes in Redmond, Oregon
Complete tax guide for Redmond, OR. State income tax up to 9.9%, 1.03% property tax, no sales tax. Calculate your total tax burden.
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Taxes in Redmond, OR: income, FICA, property, and sales tax
For wage-income planning, this page estimates federal income tax, Oregon state income tax, and FICA. It also shows property-tax and sales-tax estimates because local household tax burden depends on address-level property assessments, sales-tax districts, exemptions, and item categories.
State Income Tax
9.9%
Oregon
Property Tax
1.03%
Effective rate
Sales Tax
None
Combined rate
Tax Burden
High
Redmond, OR Tax Overview
Population
33,274
Median Income
$68,900
Cost of Living
106.1 (100 = avg)
State Income Tax
9.9%
Median Home Price
$445,000
Redmond Tax Calculator
Pre-filled with Redmond median: $68,900
Total Tax Burden in Redmond
$17,054
Take-Home: $51,846 · Effective Rate: 24.75%
Federal Tax
$6,328
9.18% eff.
OR State
$5,455
7.92% eff.
FICA
$5,271
7.65% eff.
Take-Home
$51,846
75.25% kept
Tax Breakdown
| Item | Annual | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Gross Income | $68,900.00 | $5,741.67 |
| Federal Income Tax | -$6,328.00 | -$527.33 |
| Oregon State Tax | -$5,455.13 | -$454.59 |
| Social Security (6.2%) | -$4,271.80 | -$355.98 |
| Medicare (1.45%) | -$999.05 | -$83.25 |
| Take-Home Pay | $51,846.03 | $4,320.50 |
Property Tax in Redmond
Median Home
$445,000
Annual Tax
$4,584
Monthly Tax
$382
Effective Rate
1.03%
Sales Tax in Redmond
No Sales Tax
Oregon does not impose a state or local sales tax.
Tax Burden Comparison
| Tax Type | Redmond | Oregon Avg | National Avg |
|---|---|---|---|
| Income Tax | 9.9% | 9.9% | 4.6% |
| Property Tax | 1.03% | ~1.03% | 1.1% |
| Sales Tax | None | None | 7.53% |
| Overall Burden | High | — | Moderate |
About Taxes in Redmond
Redmond has a population of approximately 33,274 residents with a median household income of $68,900. The estimated cost of living index is 106.1 (6.1% higher than the national average of 100).
Tax burden classification: High. Effective combined tax rate of 32.9% includes federal, state, FICA, property, and sales taxes for a typical Redmond household.
Official Tax Resources for Oregon
For authoritative Oregon tax forms, filing deadlines, and the latest legislative updates, consult these official government resources:
- Oregon Department of Revenue, official state revenue agency
- Oregon Individual Income Tax Forms, current tax year forms and instructions
- IRS Federal Tax Forms and Instructions, federal income tax filing
Tax Saving Tips for Redmond Residents
- Oregon's top income tax rate of 9.9% is above average. Maximize pre-tax retirement contributions (401k up to $24,500, IRA up to $7,500) to reduce both federal and state taxable income.
- Property tax in Redmond (1.03%) is below LevyIO's rounded national benchmark of 1.1%. This makes homeownership more affordable here relative to property tax burden.
- Redmond has no sales tax, which can save thousands annually on everyday purchases and large-ticket items like electronics, furniture, and vehicles.
- Use a Health Savings Account (HSA) if eligible. Contributions are tax-deductible ($4,400 individual, $8,750 family), growth is tax-free, and withdrawals for medical expenses are tax-free.
Find Your Local Tax Authority in Redmond
The 1.03% property tax rate shown above is a city-profile effective estimate. Your actual Redmond property tax bill is set by your county assessor and may include additional levies from your school district or special taxing and assessment districts. Use these official lookup tools to confirm exact rates for your specific address:
Look up the county your Redmond address belongs to and find your assessor's office:
- • NACo County Explorer, search by address
- • USA.gov, Oregon local govt directory
School districts add their own millage rate to property tax:
- • NCES District Locator, federal database
- • NCES School Locator (EDGE)
Special taxing or assessment districts (for example utility, fire, library, or improvement districts, depending on state law) can add levies in parts of Oregon:
- • Census, Census of Governments
- • Check your tax bill for line items beyond county + school district
Disagree with your assessment? You can appeal:
- • Property Tax Appeal Guide
- • Appeal deadlines vary by state and county; check the deadline printed on your assessment notice
Why this matters: Two homes valued the same in Redmond can pay different property tax depending on which school district and special districts they fall within. Always verify with your specific address, the address-level rate can be higher or lower than the city estimate shown here.
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Federal, FICA, and state income-tax inputs on this page follow official 2026 sources. City-level property-tax rates, median values, cost-of-living index, and burden labels are LevyIO modeled estimates, and local income-tax and sales-tax rates should be confirmed with the local tax authority. Calculations follow the IRS-published 2026 federal tax brackets, FICA rates (6.2% Social Security up to $184,500 wage base, 1.45% Medicare), and Oregon state tax provisions. Property tax estimates use Redmond's median home value of $445,000and the local effective property tax rate of 1.03%.
- • Federal tax brackets and standard deductions: IRS.gov
- • State income tax rates and brackets: Oregon Department of Revenue
- • Median household income, home value, and demographics: U.S. Census Bureau ACS
- • Cost of living index: LevyIO modeled estimate (100 = national average); not an official BLS index. Household spending context: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Expenditure Surveys
- • National average sales tax (7.53%): Tax Foundation, State and Local Sales Tax Rates, Midyear 2026 (population-weighted combined average). Property-tax (1.1%) and state income-tax (4.6%) national figures are rounded LevyIO planning benchmarks.
Disclaimer: Estimates are for informational purposes only. Actual tax liability depends on filing status, deductions, credits, and individual circumstances. Consult a licensed tax professional or your state revenue agency for binding tax guidance.
Reviewed by LevyIO Tax Research Team · Published 2026-01-15 · Last updated 2026-05-27
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Reviewed May 27, 2026. Calculations use current public tax guidance and published source data.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the tax rates in Redmond, OR?
Redmond, Oregon has a state income tax rate up to 9.9%. The property tax rate is 1.03% and the combined sales tax rate is 0% (no sales tax).
How much is property tax in Redmond?
The effective property tax rate in Redmond is 1.03%. On the median home price of $445,000, this equals approximately $4,584 per year or $382 per month. This is below LevyIO's rounded national benchmark of 1.1%.
What is the sales tax rate in Redmond?
Redmond has no sales tax. Oregon is one of the few states that does not impose a state or local sales tax.
How does Redmond's tax burden compare to other cities?
Redmond has a high overall tax burden. The effective total tax rate for a median-income household is approximately 32.9%. The combination of 9.9% state income tax, 1.03% property tax, and 0% sales tax determines the total burden. Estimated cost of living index is 106.1 (100 = national average).
Are there any local taxes in Redmond?
Redmond does not impose a separate local or city income tax. Residents pay the state income tax of 9.9%, federal income tax, and FICA (Social Security and Medicare).