Oregon Paycheck Calculator

Utilize Federal Pension Advisors' Oregon paycheck calculator to determine your take-home pay per paycheck for both salaried and hourly positions, accounting for federal, state, and local taxes.

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Note: The results provided by this calculator are estimates and should not be considered as financial advice. For precise calculations and personalized advice, please consult with a financial professional.

Oregon Taxes: An Overview

Oregon does not have a sales tax, and it has lower-than-average property taxes.Additionally, people living in the Portland metro area pay a local income tax.

Here are some quick facts about paychecks in Oregon:

Oregon's income tax rate is 0%
The median household income in Oregon is $76,632, based on the U.S. Census Bureau data
There are 24 cities in Oregon with local income taxes

Understanding Your Oregon Paycheck

How much your employer takes out of your paycheck for federal income taxes depends on things like your marital status, salary, and if you have any dependents. The IRS recently updated the W-4 form, which means you can no longer claim allowances or exemptions. The new W-4 has a five-step process to help you provide additional information, like extra income or other jobs.

In addition to federal income tax, your employer will also deduct Social Security and Medicare taxes, known as FICA taxes. Social Security tax is 6.2% of your wages, and Medicare tax is 1.45%. Your employer matches these amounts, so the total contribution is double what you pay. If you earn more than $200,000 (or $250,000 if married filing jointly) in a year, you'll also pay an extra 0.9% Medicare surtax.

If you're self-employed, you have to pay both the employer's and employee's share of Social Security and Medicare taxes. Look into possible deductions to help with this expense. You might want to work with a tax advisor to get help with filing and maximizing your deductions.

Other deductions that affect your paycheck include premiums for benefits like health or life insurance, as well as contributions to retirement plans or health savings accounts (HSAs). These contributions are taken from your paycheck before taxes are calculated, which lowers your taxable income and helps with your long-term financial planning.

Oregon Median Household Income

Year	Median Household Income
2022	$76,632
2021	$81,855
2020	$76,855
2019	$74,413
2018	$69,165
2017	$62,498
2016	$59,135
2015	$60,834
2014	$58,875
2013	$48,999
2012	$51,775

Using an Oregon Paycheck calculator can also help you understand how often you get paid and how taxes will impact your take-home pay.

How You Can Affect Your Oregon Paycheck

Taxes are a part of life, but you can influence how much is taken from your paycheck. One way to do this is by adjusting your tax withholdings. You can ask your employer to withhold an extra amount from your paychecks by filling out a new W-4 form.

For instance, if you want to withhold an additional $25 each month, you would write $25 in the section of the W-4 form that asks for additional withholding amounts. While this means you’ll take home a bit less each paycheck, it might help you avoid a big tax bill later.

Another option is to change how much you put into employer-sponsored retirement or medical expense accounts. These contributions are taken out before taxes, so they not only help you save for the future but also reduce your taxable income now.

Most Paycheck Friendly Places in Oregon

Rank	County, State	Semi-Monthly Paycheck	Purchasing Power	Unemployment Rate	Income Growth	Most Paycheck Friendly Index
1	Hood River County, OR	$2,236	2.14	3.6%	6.58%	48.28
2	Washington County, OR	$2,236	2.02	3.5%	5.70%	46.60
3	Crook County, OR	$2,236	1.92	5.5%	10.37%	46.51
4	Deschutes County, OR	$2,236	2.01	4.2%	6.44%	45.90
5	Clackamas County, OR	$2,236	1.95	3.8%	5.13%	44.80
6	Benton County, OR	$2,236	1.77	3.6%	5.73%	44.15
7	Polk County, OR	$2,236	1.92	4.2%	5.39%	44.10
8	Sherman County, OR	$2,236	1.66	3.3%	5.31%	43.32
9	Wheeler County, OR	$2,236	1.48	3.4%	6.91%	43.12
10	Multnomah County, OR	$2,236	1.68	3.9%	5.84%	42.92
Oregon		$2,236	1.80	4.6%	5.6%

Why Use an Paycheck Calculator Oregon?

Understanding your take-home pay is essential for effective budgeting and financial planning. An Oregon paycheck calculator simplifies this process by accurately determining your net pay. It takes into account various deductions such as federal taxes, state taxes, Social Security, Medicare, and any pre-tax deductions like health insurance or retirement contributions. Using a calculator tailored to Oregon’s tax regulations ensures that all relevant state-specific factors are included in your calculations.

Paycheck Calculator Oregon FAQ

How do I use the Oregon paycheck calculator?

Follow the pre-filled Oregon paycheck calculator. Enter your withholdings, allowances, and filing status. The calculator will then show your estimated take-home pay!

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