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Powerball after taxes in Oregon

Powerball jackpot $360 million, winner living in Oregon. Cash option $153.6 million.

You keep about

$81.6 million in cash, single filer

Eighty-one million six hundred eleven thousand six hundred and 00/100 dollars

Jackpot data as of Sep 24, 2026, for the Saturday, Sep 26 drawing.

Cash option, from advertised jackpot to what you keep
ItemAmountShare of jackpot
Advertised jackpotSum of 30 annuity payments$360,000,000
Cash optionOfficial cash value$153,600,000
Federal tax withheld at claim24% of the prize−$36,864,000
Federal tax still owed at filingTop bracket is 37%−$19,918,000
Oregon state tax9.9% of the prize; $12.3 million withheld at claim (rate not confirmed)−$15,206,400
You keep22.7% of the advertised jackpot$81,611,600
Payout

Oregon taxes lottery winnings at up to 9.9% on taxable income over $125,000. Winners living in the Portland area may also owe the Metro SHS tax (1%) and the Multnomah County Preschool for All tax (1.5% to 3%).

Lump sum or annuity in Oregon

Lump sum and annuity after tax in Oregon
Cash optionAnnuity (30 payments)
Before tax$153,600,000$360,000,000
Total tax−$71,988,400−$167,340,008
You keep$81,611,600$192,659,993
In today's dollarsannuity discounted at 3% a year$81,611,600$116,674,233
When you get itAll at once$2.9 million now, then yearly up to $11.9 million

The annuity keeps $111 million more after tax in total but pays it over 29 years; the cash would need to earn 5.48% a year after tax to fund the same payments. How to think about the choice.

The 30 annuity payments

30 payments from $2.9 million to $11.9 million after tax
30 annual payments, taxed in the year received (2026 brackets assumed every year)
PaymentYearBefore taxFederalStateAfter tax
12026$5,418,517−$1,954,851−$536,433$2,927,232
22027$5,689,442−$2,055,094−$563,255$3,071,094
32028$5,973,915−$2,160,349−$591,418$3,222,148
42029$6,272,610−$2,270,866−$620,988$3,380,756
52030$6,586,241−$2,386,909−$652,038$3,547,294
62031$6,915,553−$2,508,755−$684,640$3,722,158
72032$7,261,331−$2,636,693−$718,872$3,905,766
82033$7,624,397−$2,771,027−$754,815$4,098,555
92034$8,005,617−$2,912,078−$792,556$4,300,982
102035$8,405,898−$3,060,182−$832,184$4,513,531
112036$8,826,193−$3,215,692−$873,793$4,736,708
122037$9,267,502−$3,378,976−$917,483$4,971,043
132038$9,730,877−$3,550,425−$963,357$5,217,096
142039$10,217,421−$3,730,446−$1,011,525$5,475,450
152040$10,728,292−$3,919,468−$1,062,101$5,746,723
162041$11,264,707−$4,117,942−$1,115,206$6,031,559
172042$11,827,942−$4,326,339−$1,170,966$6,330,637
182043$12,419,339−$4,545,156−$1,229,515$6,644,669
192044$13,040,306−$4,774,914−$1,290,990$6,974,402
202045$13,692,322−$5,016,159−$1,355,540$7,320,623
212046$14,376,938−$5,269,467−$1,423,317$7,684,154
222047$15,095,785−$5,535,441−$1,494,483$8,065,861
232048$15,850,574−$5,814,713−$1,569,207$8,466,654
242049$16,643,103−$6,107,948−$1,647,667$8,887,487
252050$17,475,258−$6,415,846−$1,730,051$9,329,362
262051$18,349,021−$6,739,138−$1,816,553$9,793,330
272052$19,266,472−$7,078,595−$1,907,381$10,280,496
282053$20,229,795−$7,435,024−$2,002,750$10,792,021
292054$21,241,285−$7,809,276−$2,102,887$11,329,122
302055$22,303,349−$8,202,239−$2,208,032$11,893,078
Total$360,000,000−$131,700,008−$35,640,000$192,659,993

Full-page version with every state: Powerball annuity schedule for Oregon.

How Oregon compares

Oregon ranks 47th of 51 for what a single winner keeps from this jackpot in cash ($81.6 million).

Neighbouring states, same jackpot, cash option, single filer
StateState taxCash kept
Oregon9.9%$81.6 million
Californianone$96.8 million
Idaho5.3%$88.7 million
Nevadanone$96.8 million
Washingtonnone$96.8 million

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Questions

How much is a $360 million Powerball jackpot after taxes in Oregon?

About $81.6 million if you take the cash option ($153.6 million before taxes), or about $192.7 million in total over 30 annual payments if you take the annuity. Oregon taxes the prize at 9.9%.

How much tax is taken out of lottery winnings in Oregon?

At claim the lottery withholds 24% for federal tax on prizes over $5,000. We could not confirm Oregon's withholding rate at claim; the full state tax is due by the time you file. On a jackpot this size the final federal bill is closer to 37% of the prize because most of it falls in the 37% bracket, so about $19.9 million more is owed when you file.

What is the Oregon tax rate on lottery winnings?

9.9%. Oregon taxes lottery prizes as income; a jackpot is taxed almost entirely at the top rate of 9.9%, which is about $15.2 million on the cash option.

Is it better to take the lump sum or annuity in Oregon?

The annuity pays about $111 million more after taxes in total, spread over 29 years. The cash option comes out ahead only if you can earn more than 5.5% a year after tax on it. Many winners take the cash; the annuity protects against spending it too fast.

Which states do not tax lottery winnings?

Alaska, California, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wyoming do not tax lottery prizes (California only exempts prizes from tickets bought there). Among the 50 states and DC, Oregon ranks 47th of 51 for what you keep from this jackpot.

These figures describe the taxes on a prize that has already been won; they are not a reason to buy a ticket. Jackpot odds are hundreds of millions to one. If gambling is causing problems for you or someone close to you, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER (National Problem Gambling Helpline, 24/7).

Sources for this page

Figures are estimates for planning, not tax or legal advice. How they are calculated: methodology. Read the disclaimer.