Utah

Utah property tax appeals, 2027

In Utah, you appeal a property assessment to the County Board of Equalization, and the deadline is September 15 or 45 days after the valuation notice is mailed, whichever is later. Each county below lists its own date, how to file and who hears the appeal. Sale prices are not public record in Utah, so evidence leans on the county’s own data, listings and independent appraisals.

Data as of 20 Oct 2026 · 29 counties, state and county records
Rules

How appeals work in Utah

Utah property tax appeal rules for homes
RuleWhat applies
What you argueMarket value as of January 1 of the tax year (Utah Code §59-2-103(2)); uniformity is also recognized (Utah Code §59-2-1004(4)(a)(i), (8)(h))
How homes are assessed55% of market value for homes. Primary residential property is taxed on 55% of fair market value after the 45% residential exemption (Utah Code §59-2-103(3)).
DeadlineLater of September 15 or 45 days after the valuation notice is mailed (Utah Code §59-2-1004(3)(a)).
First appeal toCounty Board of Equalization
What the notice showsMarket value as “This Year's Market Value”; assessed value as “Taxable Value”. Mails: By July 22, on a uniform statewide form (Utah Code §59-2-919.1)
Sale prices publicNo
StatutesGrounds: Utah Code §59-2-1004, §59-2-103(2). Filing: Utah Code §59-2-1004(3). Assessor’s evidence: Utah Code §59-2-1004(7)(a).
Data as of 20 Oct 2026 · Utah statutes and revenue department

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Counties

Every Utah county

Utah counties by population; 29 in all
CountyDeadlineAppeal rateLoweredCoverage
Salt Lake CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Utah CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Davis CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Weber CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Washington CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Cache CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Tooele CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Iron CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Box Elder CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Summit CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Uintah CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Wasatch CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Sanpete CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Sevier CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Duchesne CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Carbon CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
San Juan CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Millard CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Juab CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Morgan CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Emery CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Grand CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Kane CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Beaver CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Garfield CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Rich CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Wayne CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Piute CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Daggett CountyNot yet published——Scan from recent sales
Questions

Utah questions

When is the property tax appeal deadline in Utah?

Later of September 15 or 45 days after the valuation notice is mailed (Utah Code §59-2-1004(3)(a)). Counties publish the exact date, and most notices print it.

Who hears a property tax appeal in Utah?

The County Board of Equalization hears the first appeal (Utah Code §59-2-1004(3)).

How is a home assessed in Utah?

At 55% of market value for homes, valued as of January 1 of the tax year (Utah Code §59-2-103(2)).

What does a Utah assessment notice show?

The market value, labeled “This Year's Market Value”, and the assessed value, labeled “Taxable Value”. Notices mail: By July 22, on a uniform statewide form (Utah Code §59-2-919.1).

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Sources
  1. Utah Code §59-2-102 (definitions)
  2. Utah Code §59-2-103 (fair market value, residential exemption)
  3. Utah Code §59-2-919.1 (valuation notice)
  4. Utah Code §59-2-1004 (appeal to county board)
  5. Utah County, valuation notice explainer
  6. Utah State Tax Commission, Publication 31
  7. 2023 SB 228 (sales price disclosure, not passed)
  8. 2024 SB 30 (sales price disclosure, not passed)
  9. Each county’s own appeal instructions and notices, read on the date shown on each county page.
  10. U.S. Census Bureau, county population estimates (2024).