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    Oregon taxes lottery winnings at up to 9.9%, and federal income tax applies too. 8% state tax is withheld from prizes of $1,500 or more, plus 24% federal tax from prizes over $5,000. Taken as cash, the next $538 million Powerball jackpot leaves an Oregon winner about $117.2 million.

    Oregon Powerball & Mega Millions Jackpots After Taxes

    What each jackpot leaves after federal and Oregon tax, as one cash payment or paid yearly.

    Powerball

    Jackpot
    $538M
    Cash value
    $220.6M
    Federal + state tax
    $103.4M
    You keep
    About $117.2M

    Mega Millions

    Jackpot
    $385M
    Cash value
    $154.8M
    Federal + state tax
    $72.6M
    You keep
    About $82.2M

    Megabucks

    Jackpot
    $1M
    Cash value not published.

    Federal tax at the 2026 rates for a single filer with no other income and Oregon's 9.9% tax.

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    Oregon Lottery Tax Calculator

    Type your prize to see what's withheld when it's paid and what you're handed.

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    PrizeWithheld at claimPaid to you
    $1,000Nothing$1,000
    $5,000$400$4,600
    $10,000$3,200$6,800
    $50,000$16,000$34,000
    $100,000$32,000$68,000
    $1,000,000$320,000$680,000

    Every prize is taxable income. From $2,000 the lottery reports it to the IRS, and your final federal tax depends on your income, from 10% to 37%.

    Good to Know

    Oregon tax on winnings 

    Up to 9.9%

    Graduated: what you owe depends on your income, on top of federal tax.

    Withheld when you're paid 

    8% state from $1,50024% federal + 8% state over $5,000

    Smaller prizes are paid in full.

    Not a U.S. citizen or resident 

    30% withheld

    From every prize, plus 8% state tax from prizes of $1,500 or more.

    Top federal rate 

    37% over $640,600

    $768,700 for married filing jointly. A jackpot owes most of its tax at this rate, more than the 24% withheld.

    Reported to the IRS 

    Prizes of $2,000 or more

    On Form W-2G, from 2026; it was $600 before.

    Cash or annuity 

    Choose within 60 days of claiming the prize

    Cash is one smaller payment. The annuity pays the full jackpot yearly: 30 years for Powerball, Mega Millions and Megabucks.

    Portland-area income taxes 

    Residents of the Portland area can owe local income taxes on top of the state's: Metro's 1% Supportive Housing Services tax, and Multnomah County's Preschool for All tax of 1.5%, plus another 1.5% on income over $250,000. Both are on taxable income over $125,000 for a single filer, or $200,000 for a joint return, and are paid with their own returns. Nothing is withheld for them from prizes.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Answers about the Oregon Lottery

    Does Oregon tax lottery winnings?
    Yes. Oregon taxes lottery winnings at up to 9.9%, and federal income tax applies too.
    What is the Oregon lottery tax rate?
    Oregon taxes lottery winnings at up to 9.9%, on top of federal income tax. 8% state tax is withheld from prizes of $1,500 or more, plus 24% federal tax from prizes over $5,000; smaller prizes are paid in full. For a winner who isn't a U.S. citizen or resident, 30% federal tax is withheld from every prize, plus 8% state tax from prizes of $1,500 or more.
    How much tax do you pay on a $1,000 lottery ticket in Oregon?
    Nothing is withheld: the Oregon Lottery pays the full $1,000. The prize is still taxable income, taxed at your federal rate when you file: from 10% to 37%, depending on your income. Oregon taxes it too, at up to 9.9%.
    How much tax do you pay on a $10,000 lottery ticket in Oregon?
    The Oregon Lottery withholds $3,200 and pays you $6,800. The prize is still taxable income, taxed at your federal rate when you file: from 10% to 37%, depending on your income. Oregon taxes it too, at up to 9.9%.
    How much tax do you pay on $1 million in lottery winnings in Oregon?
    The Oregon Lottery withholds $320,000 and pays you $680,000. The prize is still taxable income, taxed at your federal rate when you file: from 10% to 37%, depending on your income. Oregon taxes it too, at up to 9.9%.
    How much are lottery winnings taxed?
    Lottery winnings are taxed as income. Federal rates run from 10% to 37%, and in 2026 the top rate starts at $640,600 for a single filer and $768,700 for a married couple filing jointly. What's withheld when you're paid is a down payment: on a large prize, you'll likely owe more when you file.
    Do you get a W-2G for lottery winnings?
    Yes, for prizes of $2,000 or more: the lottery reports them to the IRS on Form W-2G. The threshold was $600 before 2026. Smaller prizes are still taxable income you report.
    How much is the Powerball jackpot after taxes in Oregon?
    The next Powerball jackpot is an estimated $538 million, or $220.6 million as one cash payment. After federal tax and Oregon's 9.9%, the cash leaves a single winner about $117.2 million. Taken as 30 yearly payments, it pays about $287.2 million after taxes in all.
    How much is the Mega Millions jackpot after taxes in Oregon?
    The next Mega Millions jackpot is an estimated $385 million, or $154.8 million as one cash payment. After federal tax and Oregon's 9.9%, the cash leaves a single winner about $82.2 million. Taken as 30 yearly payments, it pays about $205.9 million after taxes in all.
    What is the difference between the cash option and the annuity?
    The cash option is one payment, smaller than the advertised jackpot: the next Powerball jackpot's is 41% of it, all taxed in one year. The annuity pays the full jackpot in 30 yearly payments, each 5% larger than the last, each taxed in the year it's paid. In Oregon, you choose within 60 days of claiming the prize.
    Are scratch-off winnings taxed in Oregon?
    Yes, the same as draw game prizes: scratch-off winnings are taxable income, and 8% state tax is withheld from prizes of $1,500 or more, plus 24% federal tax from prizes over $5,000. Oregon taxes them at up to 9.9%.

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