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How to calculate Property Taxes in Bend

Property taxes are based on the County Assessors "Assessed Value" - this can vary even within the city limits, but for a fairly close estimate, do the math as follows:

For newly constructed homes in Bend:
Multiply the purchase price times 70% = this determines your Assessed Value

Example: Purchase price $350,000
X 70% = $245,000

Next, multiply $245,000 X 015.11

(Estimated) annual property tax is $3,701.95 per year

For existing homes:
The Oregon Constitution limits the amount of property value subject to taxation. The value limit is called maximum assessed value (MAV). The limit was established for all property in existence in 1997-98 by a formula described in the constitutional amendment, Measure 50. MAV for new property is computed using a different formula also contained in the constitution.

Once established, the MAV is allowed to increase each year by no more than 3 percent. There are exceptions to this limit, however. The addition of a new structure, major improvement of an existing structure, and subdivision or partition of the property are examples of exceptions that would increase MAV by more than 3 percent.

Each year the MAV and real market value for each property are figured. The property is then taxed on the lesser value, which is called the taxable assessed value.

Basically, it means that once your house has been included on the tax roll, those taxes will not go up more than 3% per year. For homes located in Deschutes County, It it easy to check to see what a properties current taxes are by clicking here.

For more detailed information, here's the State of Oregon's Official page on Property Tax.

DISCLAIMER: I am NOT qualified (or licensed) to answer any legal or personal finance questions. Please consult a professional to answer your specific questions.



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