Taxes & Insurance in Florence

Florence applies Oregon's statewide progressive income tax and zero sales tax alongside Lane County's moderate property tax rate -- and carries real, distinct tsunami/earthquake insurance considerations common to the Oregon Coast.

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Oregon's real progressive income tax, topping out at 9.9%

Oregon's real, current progressive individual income tax runs four brackets up to a genuine 9.9% top marginal rate -- applies statewide, identically in Florence as anywhere else in Oregon.

Oregon's genuine, complete absence of sales tax

Oregon has zero state or local sales tax -- one of only five US states with that structure. This applies to every purchase made in Florence.

Lane County's property tax rate, cushioned by Measure 50

Lane County's effective property tax rate carries a real, disclosed spread across sources (0.86%-1.03%). Oregon's Measure 50 (1997) caps taxable assessed-value growth at roughly 3%/year, so most homeowners here pay tax on an assessed value below true market value -- a meaningful cushion given Florence's real, rising and volatile prices.

Real, distinct tsunami/earthquake insurance considerations

As with every coastal Oregon market in this manifest, standard homeowners, condo, and renter policies generally do not cover earthquake or tsunami damage -- separate coverage must be purchased. Oregon law requires sellers to disclose a property's tsunami-inundation-zone status. Confirm current coverage options and costs directly for any specific address.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.