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Moderate — top rate 5–7.99%

Oregon

Top Rate
7.6%
Rate Structure
Graduated
Franchise Tax
Yes
Gross Receipts Tax
Yes
S-Corp Recognized
Yes

Corporate Income Tax Rate at a Glance

Oregon's top corporate income tax rate is 7.6%, applied as graduated brackets. This places Oregon in the "Moderate (5–7.99%)" tier among U.S. states.

Rate Structure (Flat vs. Graduated)

Graduated brackets: 6.6% on first $1,000,000; 7.6% on income over $1,000,000. Minimum tax: $150-$100,000 based on Oregon sales.

Franchise Tax / Annual Privilege Tax

Oregon imposes a Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) — a separate gross receipts tax — in addition to corporate excise/income tax. The CAT minimum of $250 plus 0.57% of Oregon-sourced commercial activity over $1 million applies to taxpayers with over $1 million in Oregon commercial activity.

Gross Receipts Tax

Oregon's Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) applies to taxpayers with Oregon-sourced commercial activity exceeding $1 million annually. Rate: $250 plus 0.57% on commercial activity above the $1 million exclusion. Subtractions for cost of inputs/labor (35%) reduce the effective base.

S-Corp & Pass-Through Treatment

Oregon recognizes federal S-corp election. Pass-through entities may elect to pay tax at the entity level under Oregon's PTE election (HB 2417, 2021) at the highest individual rate (9.9%).

Official State Revenue Department

For current corporate tax rules in Oregon, consult the state's official source at https://www.oregon.gov/dor/. Rates and rules change annually — verify with a qualified tax professional before taking any action.

Oregon Department of Revenue: https://www.oregon.gov/dor/
Law last updated: 2025Row last reviewed: May 7, 2026

Corporate income tax rates change frequently as states enact reform packages and phase-down schedules. Always verify current rates with the state's department of revenue and your tax advisor before making business decisions. This information is for educational purposes only and is not tax or legal advice.