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Filming Incentive · United States state

Oregon film tax incentive

Oregon offers 25% (vendors) + 20% (payroll) + 6.2% GOLR as a cash rebate, with a minimum qualifying spend of $1,000,000. That ranks #52 of 79 jurisdictions in this directory by base rate.

Rate
25% (vendors) + 20% (payroll) + 6.2% GOLR
Credit type
Cash Rebate
Min. spend
$1,000,000
Rank by base rate
#52 of 79

Checked against official sources 23 July 2026

Estimate the credit

Apply the published rate to your qualifying spend.

Estimated credit

$250,000

at 25% of $1,000,000

A starting point, not a bankable figure. The low end is the rate a production can count on; the high end needs every uplift stacked. It does not model tiers, per-project or annual caps, above- and below-the-line splits, or residency rules. Confirm the number that applies to your production with the film office.

Program detail

  • 25% cash rebate on Oregon-based goods and services, plus 20% on payroll, funded through the Oregon Production Investment Fund.
  • The Greenlight Oregon Labor Rebate adds up to 6.2% of wages for projects over $1 million, taking in-state payrolled labour to roughly 26.2%.
  • Oregon charges no sales tax, an immediate saving of 7-8% or more on goods and services before any rebate.
  • Local and regional variants of the Production Investment Fund operate alongside the statewide program.

Incentive terms change with legislation. Verify current rates, caps, and eligibility with the film office before committing a budget. Last checked 2026-07-23.

How Oregon compares

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Film offices in Oregon

3 offices and commissions handle productions here, from the state-wide agency down to city and regional commissions.

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