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Multnomah County property tax due dates

When property taxes are due in Multnomah County, OR — plus the official payment portal and what happens if you're late.

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…until 1st installment, or full payment for the 3% discount — November 16, 2026
InstalmentDue dateNotes
1st installment, or full payment for the 3% discount November 16, 2026 November 15 falls on a Sunday, so payment is due the next business day.
2nd installment February 16, 2027 February 15 is Presidents' Day, so the county moves the date to the next business day.
Final installment May 17, 2027 May 15 falls on a Saturday, so payment is due the next business day.
Pay on the county site →
Source: multco.us · verified October 18, 2026
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Multnomah County at a glance

What would the tax be on a house I buy here?

On a $400,000 purchase in Multnomah County, OR, property tax comes to about $3,820 a year — roughly $318 a month — at this county's effective rate of 0.95%.

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Effective rate 0.95% = this county's median owner-occupied tax bill ($4,853, ACS 2022 5-year estimate) divided by the typical home value at the time ($508,077, Zillow, 2022-12-31). Exemptions the seller holds — homestead, senior, veteran — usually do not transfer with the deed, so a new purchase can run above this figure. The county assessor sets the assessed value; this is an estimate, not a quote.

If you pay late

Interest is charged on past-due amounts at 1.3333% per month (16% a year) or any part of a month until paid.

Fiscal tax year July 1 to June 30; statements are mailed before October 25 and payments are due November 15, with optional February and May installments. If a due date lands on a weekend or public holiday, most counties move it to the next business day — check the county's own notice before relying on the shift.

How to pay

Common questions

When are property taxes due in Multnomah County, OR?

1st installment, or full payment for the 3% discount: November 16, 2026. 2nd installment: February 16, 2027. Final installment: May 17, 2027.

What happens if I pay late in Multnomah County?

Interest is charged on past-due amounts at 1.3333% per month (16% a year) or any part of a month until paid.

How do I pay Multnomah County property tax?

Pay online through www.multcoproptax.com, the county's own payment portal, or by post or in person at the treasurer's office.

Is the Multnomah County deadline the same every year?

Fiscal tax year July 1 to June 30; statements are mailed before October 25 and payments are due November 15, with optional February and May installments. Counties shift dates when billing is delayed, so confirm against the county source linked on this page.

How much is property tax on a $400,000 house in Multnomah County, OR?

About $3,820 a year, or $318 a month, at this county's effective rate of 0.95%. That rate is the county's median owner-occupied tax bill ($4,853) divided by the typical home value ($508,077). A seller's homestead or senior exemption usually does not transfer, so a new purchase can cost more.

What if I can't pay in full?

Most counties offer instalment plans or partial payment — ask the treasurer before the due date, not after. Once the bill is delinquent the options shrink and the fees start.

Does a late payment affect my mortgage?

Unpaid property tax is a lien on the property in most states, which your servicer may pay and then bill you for, with fees. It does not disappear.

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