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Oregon Bill of Sale

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Oregon at a glance: Sales Tax: None · Notarization Required: No · Title Transfer Deadline: 30 days from sale

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Overview

Bills of Sale in Oregon

Oregon has no state sales tax, making it one of five states without it. A bill of sale is required to document vehicle transactions for title transfer at the Oregon DMV. Oregon charges a title fee and registration fees but no sales tax on vehicle purchases. The buyer must transfer the title within 30 days.
Key Facts

Oregon Bill of Sale — Quick Reference

RequirementOregon Rule
Sales TaxNone
Notarization RequiredNo
Title Transfer Deadline30 days from sale
Odometer DisclosureRequired
Governing LawORS § 803.092
Legal Requirements

Oregon Legal Requirements

  • Seller signs over the title.
  • Bill of sale documents the transaction.
  • No state sales tax.
  • Odometer disclosure required.
  • Title transferred within 30 days.
Governing Laws

Oregon Governing Laws

ORS § 803.092
Certificate of Title
Governs vehicle title transfer in Oregon.

Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Oregon legal resources or your state legislature's official website.

Questions & Answers

Oregon Bill of Sale — Frequently Asked Questions

Does Oregon charge sales tax on car purchases?

No. Oregon has no state sales tax, so vehicle purchases are not subject to sales tax. Buyers pay only the title and registration fees.

Does Oregon require a notarized bill of sale?

No. Oregon does not require notarization for vehicle bills of sale.

How long does the buyer have to transfer the title in Oregon?

30 days from the date of sale.