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Oregon Homestead Exemption & Property Tax Relief

The main statewide homestead exemption or property tax relief program for Oregon homeowners, summarized from the official state source with the date we last checked it.

Property Tax Exemptions and Deferral

Oregon Department of Revenue

Veterans Seniors Disability

What it does
Oregon has no general homestead exemption. It offers exemptions for disabled veterans and their surviving spouses, and a deferral program for seniors and people with disabilities.
Who qualifies
Disabled veterans and surviving spouses; seniors and disabled homeowners for deferral.
How to apply
Apply with your county assessor.

Last checked Oct 21, 2026 · Official source ↗

How to apply in Oregon

  1. Confirm the home is your primary residence and that you owned and lived in it by the qualifying date your county uses.
  2. Find your local office. Apply with your county assessor.
  3. Gather proof: usually a deed or closing statement, a driver's license or state ID at the property address, and (for senior, disability or veteran relief) proof of age, disability rating or income.
  4. File and keep a copy. Filing is free.
  5. Check your next tax bill or assessment notice to confirm the exemption appears.

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Buying a home in Oregon? Before you close, see the Oregon down payment assistance programs on DPA Finder. After you move in, file your homestead application as soon as your county allows.

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