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Utah Property Tax Rates

Utah (UT) has an effective property tax rate of 0.58%, which is 0.48% below the national average of 1.06%.

2024 Data
Effective Rate
0.58%
Median Annual Tax
$2,195
Median Home Value
$378,400

Utah Counties Property Tax Rates

CountyRateMedian Tax
Salt Lake County0.65%$2,414
Utah County0.54%$2,229
Davis County0.64%$2,670
Weber County0.55%$1,507
Washington County0.69%$3,445
Cache County0.44%$1,525
Tooele County0.49%$1,424
Iron County0.69%$3,533
Box Elder County0.52%$2,940
Summit County0.55%$2,705
Wasatch County0.62%$3,100
Uintah County0.52%$1,678
Sanpete County0.57%$2,644
Sevier County0.65%$1,604
Carbon County0.55%$1,465
Duchesne County0.68%$3,315
San Juan County0.45%$2,052
Millard County0.61%$2,326
Morgan County0.52%$2,699
Juab County0.70%$2,832
Emery County0.46%$1,569
Grand County0.56%$2,965
Kane County0.56%$2,490
Beaver County0.47%$2,446
Garfield County0.60%$2,063
Wayne County0.71%$2,731
Rich County0.49%$2,732
Piute County0.47%$1,449
Daggett County0.51%$2,686

Property Tax Calculator

0.58%
Annual Tax
$2,030
Monthly Tax
$169
vs National Avg
-$660
(-45.8% rate difference)

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How Utah Compares to Neighboring States

StateRateMedian TaxDifference
Utah0.58%$2,195-
Arizona0.62%$1,707+0.04%
Colorado0.51%$2,571-0.07%
Idaho0.63%$1,817+0.05%
Nevada0.53%$1,798-0.05%
New Mexico0.67%$1,416+0.09%
Wyoming0.56%$1,452-0.02%

Utah Property Tax Overview

The effective property tax rate in Utah is 0.58%, meaning a homeowner with a property valued at $378,400 would pay approximately $2,195 annually. Understanding your property tax deduction eligibility can help offset this cost on your federal return.

Utah homeowners may qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces the taxable value of their primary residence. If your property assessment seems too high, consider a tax assessment appeal to potentially lower your bill.

For more financial context, explore salary data, cost of living, and ZIP code details for Utah.

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