Taxes & Insurance in Silverton

Silverton applies Oregon's statewide progressive income tax and zero sales tax alongside Marion County's genuinely LOW property tax rate.

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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 Silverton 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 Silverton.

Marion County's genuinely LOW property tax rate

Marion County's effective property tax rate ran a real, disclosed 0.88%, below both the national median (1.02%) and the Oregon statewide median (1.00%), with a median annual bill of approximately $3,382 on a $383,300 home. Real, disclosed intra-county variance exists: Woodburn carries the highest rate (0.94%), Scotts Mills the lowest (0.51%) -- Silverton's own rate sits within the broader county's moderate band. Oregon's Measure 50 separately caps taxable assessed-value growth at roughly 3%/year.

Insurance: confirm current cost and availability directly

No Silverton-specific elevated insurance-cost citation was found this pass; confirm current homeowners insurance cost and availability directly for a specific address, factoring in the Willamette Valley's real winter rainfall and any local flood-plain considerations near Silver Creek or the Abiqua Creek corridor.

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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.