Translate
Assessment and Taxation
Assessment and Taxation
Clackamas County Conducting Property Appraisals
Oregon law requires County Assessors to value all properties each year.
Why did my taxes go up more than 3 percent?
Explanation of why you may see an increase in your taxes.
Property Tax Statement Guide 2025
Property taxes are due Nov. 17, 2025, discounts and payment options available
Property Tax Virtual Town Hall
Do you have questions about your property taxes?
Join Clackamas County Assessor Bronson Rueda and his staff for a property tax town hall. Gain a better understanding of Oregon’s complex property tax system and receive a broad overview of our real estate market and some specifics regarding Clackamas County’s property tax data.
Meet with Assessment & Taxation Staff Online
We are now using Zoom for the safety and convenience of our customers. Please use the following form to request a meeting time. We will get back to you within 2 business days to schedule a meeting.
Thank you.
Summary of Assessments and Levies (SAL) Tables - ORS 309.330
Table 4e–Detail of Urban Renewal Plan Areas By Taxing District
Table 6a–Detail of Code Area Consolidated Billing Rates
Table 7a–Taxable Assessed Value and Real Market Value By Property Class
Table 7b–Changed Property Ratio By Property Class
New Format?
On
Property Tax Statements by Year
This information does not reflect any tax payments, value corrections, or delinquent interest on an account after the certification date.
Free language assistance is available for this document. Contact 503 655 8671 or email propertytaxinfo@clackamas.us
Hay asistencia de idiomas disponible para este documento. Contacto 503 655 8671 | propertytaxinfo@clackamas.us
本文件可提供免费的语言协助服务。 如需帮助，请联系 503 655 8671 | propertytaxinfo@clackamas.us
Для ознакомления с этим документом доступны бесплатные услуги перевода. Свяжитесь с нами: 503 655 8671 | propertytaxinfo@clackamas.us
Chúng tôi cung cấp hỗ trợ ngôn ngữ miễn phí cho tài liệu này. Liên hệ 503 655 8671 | propertytaxinfo@clackamas.us
If you have questions or need current tax balance information, please visit our Property Detail and Tax information page or contact our office at 503-655-8671.
New Format?
On
Veteran's Tax Exemptions
If you are a disabled veteran, or the surviving spouse of a veteran, you may be entitled to exempt a portion of your property taxes.
For 2025, the basic exemption for a disabled veteran or the surviving spouse or registered domestic partner (partner) of a veteran is $26,303 of Assessed Value. The exemption for a service-connected disability is $31,565 of Assessed Value. The exemption amount increases each year by 3%. This is an average savings in property taxes of approximately $400.
Requirements
- Be a war veteran who is officially certified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or any branch of the United States armed forces as being 40% or more disabled
or - Be a surviving spouse of a war veteran who has not remarried.
and - You must own and live on the property. Buyers with recorded contracts and life estate holders are considered owners. Temporary absences due to vacation, travel or illness do not disqualify you from the program.
How to file
- You need to file an application with our office by April 1 to secure the exemption for taxes due the following Nov. 15. Once qualified, you do not need to file an annual renewal.
- The exemption is applied to your current residence and is not transferrable. If you move or change the ownership record you will need to file a new application.
- If you are a disabled war veteran, but not certified by the armed forces, you will need to meet an income limit.
| Number of dependents | Amount |
|---|---|
| 0 dependents | $29,526 |
| 1 dependent | $40,034 |
| for each additional dependent | + $10,508 |
Applications
If you have questions, or wish to file, you can contact our office at 503-655-8671 and ask for assistance with the Veteran's Tax Exemption
New Format?
On