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OREGON BONUS TAX · TAX YEAR 2026

Oregon bonus tax calculator

Oregon's bonus tax rate is 8%, an optional flat rate for a bonus paid on a different day than regular pay. On a $10,000 bonus with $75,000 of wages, a single filer has $800 of Oregon tax withheld, plus $2,200 of federal income tax and $765 of Social Security and Medicare, and takes home $6,235. The bonus adds $781 to the year's Oregon tax, so $20 more is withheld than owed.

Your bonus

Your bonus after tax

Take-home bonus
$6,235.00
Federal income tax
$2,200.00
Social Security and Medicare
$765.00
Oregon tax
$800.00

Oregon tax for the year

Withheld from the bonus
$800.00
Added by the bonus
$780.50
Over-withheld
$19.50

Oregon withholding by bonus size

What a single filer with $75,000 of other wages has withheld from bonuses of different sizes, and takes home.

Withholding on a Oregon bonus — tax year 2026
BonusFederalSocial Security and MedicareStateTake-home
$1,000$220$77$80$624
$5,000$1,100$383$400$3,118
$10,000$2,200$765$800$6,235
$25,000$5,500$1,913$2,000$15,588
$50,000$11,000$3,825$4,000$31,175

Oregon tax withheld vs. owed

The Oregon tax withheld from a $10,000 bonus against the tax the bonus adds to a single filer's year. Over-withholding comes back in your refund; under-withholding is due when you file.

Oregon tax on a $10,000 bonus by annual wages — tax year 2026
Annual wagesWithheldTax addedDifference
$40,000$800$770$30 over
$75,000$800$781$20 over
$150,000$800$990$190 under
$300,000$800$990$190 under

Oregon bonus tax questions

What is the Oregon bonus tax rate for 2026?

Oregon's bonus tax rate is 8%, an optional flat rate for a bonus paid on a different day than regular pay. On a $10,000 bonus that is $800 of Oregon tax.

Is a bonus taxed more than regular pay in Oregon?

No. When you file, a bonus is taxed at the same Oregon rates as the rest of your wages; only the withholding differs. For a single filer with $75,000 of wages, a $10,000 bonus adds $781 to the year's Oregon tax and has $800 withheld, so $20 more is withheld than owed. The extra counts toward your refund.

Does Oregon require the 8% bonus rate?

No. The 8% rate is optional and only for a bonus paid on a different day than regular pay. Otherwise the employer adds the bonus to a paycheck and withholds with Oregon's regular formula. At 8%, a $10,000 bonus has $800 withheld.

What the calculator leaves out

  • The 8% rate is optional for a bonus paid on a different day than regular pay.

Federal income tax is withheld at the 22% supplemental rate, 37% on supplemental pay above $1,000,000 in a year. Social Security and Medicare treat the bonus as the year's last pay, so wages above $184,500 owe no more Social Security. Filing status changes only the annual comparison.

Sources

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