Go to Wolters Kluwer VitalLaw.comGo to Wolters Kluwer VitalLaw.com
VitalLaw®
  • Find answers to your questions
  • Log in to access your subscriptions
In depth. On point.
In depth. On point.
  • Home
  • Legal Directory
  • Home
  • Legal Directory
In depth. On point.
  • Articles
  • Articles
  • Organizations
  • Organizations
    • All States—Multiple Taxes: New Issue of State Tax Review Available
    • Colorado—Multiple Taxes: Guidance Provided on Timely Filing and Postmarks
    • Colorado—Multiple Taxes: Penny Rounding Guidance Issued
    • Georgia—Motor Fuel Tax: Guidance Issued for IFTA Returns During Suspension
    • Georgia—Multiple Taxes: IRC Conformity Updated and Motor Fuels Tax Suspended
    • Idaho—Sales and Use Tax: Tax Rebate for Certain Developers of New Retail Complexes Amended
    • Illinois—Sales and Use Tax: Guidance Issued on Vehicle Leases
    • New Mexico—Multiple Taxes: 2026 Q2 Interest Rates Announced
    • Utah—Corporate, Personal Income Taxes: Tax Rates Reduced
    • Utah—Multiple Taxes: Enacted Legislation Modifies Various Tax Provisions, Including Extending the Pass-Through Entity Tax, Adjusting Penalties, Modifying Tax Relief and Valuation Processes, Aligning Tax Credit With Federal Law, and Expanding Short-Term Rental Definition
    • Utah—Multiple Taxes: Motor Fuel Tax Rate Reduced, Definitions Related to High Cost Infrastructure Development Tax Credit Amended, and Other Changes Enacted
    • Utah—Multiple Taxes: Tax Credit Review Cycle Modified
    • Utah—Multiple Taxes: Veteran Organization Amendments Enacted
    • Utah—Property Tax: City Library Tax Amendments Enacted
    • Utah—Property Tax: Tax Adjustment Provisions Amended
    • Utah—Property Tax: Truth in Taxation Amendments Enacted
    • Utah—Property Tax: Various Provisions Related to Tax Exemption Process Amended
    • Utah—Property, Miscellaneous Taxes: Various Tax Amendments Enacted
    • Utah—Sales and Use Tax: Exemption Enacted for Sales of Tickets to the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games
    • Utah—Sales and Use Tax: Tax Imposed on Access to Digital Video or Audio Works, Subscription-Based Streaming Services, Prewritten Software Delivered Electronically or by Load and Leave, and Seller Hosted Prewritten Software
    • Utah—Tobacco Tax: Remote Sales of Cigars and Pipe Tobacco Authorized and Taxed
    • Utah—Unclaimed Property: Various Unclaimed Property Amendments Enacted
    • Washington—Miscellaneous Tax: Exemption for Agricultural Crop Protection Products Extended
    • Washington—Property Tax: Restrictions Imposed on Certain Multi-family Exemptions
    • Washington—Property Tax: Senior Citizen Property Relief Program Amended
    • Washington—Sales and Use Tax: Excise Tax Calculations Not Impacted by Rounding of Cash Transactions Due to Elimination of the Penny
    • Washington—Sales and Use Tax: Guidance Provided on Application of Use Tax
    • Washington—Sales and Use Tax: Guidance on Self-Produced Fuels Updated
    • Washington—Sales and Use Tax: High Volume Mortgage Lenders Subject to Tax on Interest Income
    • West Virginia—Corporate Income Tax: Mine Safety Technology Credit Extended
    • West Virginia—Personal Income Tax: Rate Cut Legislation Sent to Governor
  • Articles
  • Articles
  • Organizations
  • Organizations

    State Tax Day - Current, S.17, Utah—Property Tax: Truth in Taxation Amendments Enacted, (Mar 25, 2026)

    Enacted Utah legislation addresses property tax increases through truth in taxation by doing the following:

    • requires fiscal year taxing entities proposing a property tax rate increase to make a preliminary statement in a public meeting regarding the t ...

    Enacted Utah legislation addresses property tax increases through truth in taxation by doing the following:

    • requires fiscal year taxing entities proposing a property tax rate increase to make a preliminary statement in a public meeting regarding the taxing entity's consideration of a tax rate increase;

    • clarifies notice and publication requirements for towns proposing a tax rate increase that do not have public websites;

    • clarifies the State Tax Commission's authority to deny a taxing entity's proposed tax rate increase for failing to meet truth in taxation requirements;

    • provides for a one-year period in which the State Tax Commission is not required to deny a fiscal year taxing entity's proposed tax rate increase for failure to comply with certain truth in taxation requirements;

    • requires fiscal year taxing entities proposing a property tax increase to: prepare and adopt an interim budget that includes a property tax impact schedule; and reserve a certain amount of the taxing entity's general fund revenue in a restricted budget account for a limited period of time; and

    • includes a coordination clause to incorporate changes made to Sec. 59-2-919, Utah Code, in S.B. 238, Property Tax Adjustments.

    Ch. 306 (H.B. 236), Laws 2026, effective May 6, 2026

    © 2026 CCH Incorporated and its affiliates and licensors. All rights reserved.

    • Manage Cookie Preferences
    • Privacy Statement
    • Terms of Use