Jackson County, Oregon, USA
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ASSESSOR'S OFFICE
JACKSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE
10 South Oakdale Ave, Room 300
Medford, Oregon 97501

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March 22, 2023
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Business Personal Property

Business Personal Property is any property other than real property which is composed of tangible assets held for use in a business.  Taxable Business Personal Property includes but is not limited to: inventory, supplies, movable furniture, fixtures, equipment, leasehold improvements, rental furnishings and other personal property used by business and industry.  Household personal property, if used for personal use, is not taxed. (ORS 308.290)

January 2016 - New Legislature becomes effective - NO BUSINESS PERSONAL PROPERTY EXTENSIONS will be granted.  Filing date has also been extended from March 1st to March 15th.

Contact our program at 541-774-6094 or by e-mail at Personalproperty@jacksoncounty.org

Department of Revenue Links

Visit the Oregon Department of Revenue forms page at http://www.oregon.gov/DOR/forms/Pages/default.aspx

Search for "Confidential Personal Property Return" for the fillable return.

Search for "Personal Property Assessment and Taxation" for an information letter providing more general information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What assets do I need to report?

ORS308.290)3)(a) Each return of personal property shall contain a full listing of the property and a statement of its real market value, including a separate listing of those items claimed to be exempt as imports or exports. Most businesses of any type will have a phone so that people may contact them.If you don’t have a phone please tell us why. If you report assets without purchase years, model years or cost information a value will be estimated from our best available information. Which can include other like type items on your account, like type items from other similar businesses, or an estimate found through researching the asset value. Should you fail to report assets that the Assessor’s office have found to be in your possession we may place an estimate of value on them and you will be taxed accordingly.