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    • 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
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    State Tax Day - Current, S.19, Utah—Property Tax: Various Provisions Related to Tax Exemption Process Amended, (Mar 25, 2026)

    Enacted Utah legislation modifies various provisions related to the property tax exemption process. Specifically, the legislation does the following:

    • establishes deadlines for a property owner to file an application with the county board of equalizati ...

    Enacted Utah legislation modifies various provisions related to the property tax exemption process. Specifically, the legislation does the following:

    • establishes deadlines for a property owner to file an application with the county board of equalization for a property tax exemption, and the county board of equalization to render a written decision on an application for a property tax exemption;

    • authorizes the county board of equalization to request additional information from an applicant for a property tax exemption, in addition to or in lieu of holding a hearing on the application;

    • provides for the county board of equalization to revoke a property tax exemption if property no longer qualifies for an exemption; and

    • requires the county board of equalization to include notice of a property owner's appeal rights in a written decision regarding a property tax exemption.

    Ch. 280 (S.B. 236), Laws 2026, effective January 1, 2027

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