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Oregon Property Tax Appeal — 2026 Guide

220 days until the Oregon property tax appeal deadline ()
DeadlineDecember 31, 2026 — ORS 309.100(2)
Lien date
Appeal bodyProperty Value Appeals Board (PVAB)
Primary formForm OR-B-RPP — Property Value Appeals Board Real Property Petition
PortalVaries by county
Can value increaseNo — review body cannot increase value above current assessment

How to Appeal Your Property Tax Assessment in Oregon

The general appeal process in Oregon:

  1. Meet the deadline: File a petition with the clerk of the county Property Value Appeals Board (PVAB) during the period after the tax statements are mailed for the current tax year (statements are mailed by October 25) and ending December 31. If December 31 falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the deadline moves to the next business day.
  2. File a appeal: Contact your county's PVAB or file online through your county's online portal.
  3. Gather evidence: Market analysis, recent comparable sales, and documentation of property defects or errors.
  4. Attend your hearing: Present your evidence to the Property Value Appeals Board.
  5. Escalate if needed: After the initial hearing, consider County Property Value Appeals Board (PVAB; formerly the Board of Property Tax Appeals / BoPTA) — file a petition (Form OR-B-RPP) with the board clerk by December 31 (ORS 309.100).

Evidence and Hearing Tips

Strong evidence for a Oregon property tax appeal typically includes comparable sales data, a recent licensed appraisal, and documentation of any property defects or errors in your assessment record.

Hearings are conducted by the Property Value Appeals Board (PVAB). Most appeals are resolved informally before a formal hearing.

General Property Tax Appeal Questions