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Utah Property Tax

EDITORIAL: UTAH'S PROPERTY-TAX SYSTEM ISN'T BROKEN

Before state lawmakers begin tinkering with the way counties levy and assess property taxes, they need to take a deep breath, then wait for the urge to disappear.
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Tax Property Utah

Tax bite taking heavy toll in Utah

Utahns may have lost a bundle in the stock market meltdown. Higher gasoline prices drained wallets for months. Now adding to such challenges is that 81 local governments in Utah have imposed property tax increases. News of that is arriving in property tax notices around the state - with some governments tripling rates, or increasing their portion of property taxes by more than $250 on a $250,000 home. Property taxes are due on Nov. 30.
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Utah Property Tax History & Civil Business Politics

Salt Lake County residents upset over tax for law enforcement

Property owners in unincorporated Salt Lake County and several cities were vocal in their opposition of a new tax. Ref. Source 4

Tax Property Utah

Don't they take enough of our money? It is ridiculous to have to pay for something that we already for daily! This will only make it more difficult for anyone in Utah to secure reasonable living costs because rent and mortgages will go up.

Tax Property Utah

Enoch: 45 years without a tax increase, questions about the future of a rural city

In Enoch, defeat of the first proposed property tax hike in 45 years highlights the growing pains of a growing city Ref. Source 1

Utah Property Tax

Salt Lake County cities, school districts propose $10 million in property tax hikes

Several Salt Lake County cities and school districts are proposing property tax increases. Ref. Source 8x

Utah Property Tax

South Salt Lake ranks as most expensive city in tax watchdog report

With 13 Utah cities considering property tax hikes this year, the Utah Taxpayers released a report to provide residents a “snapshot” of what their local governments already cost as they weigh whether to support any tax increases. Ref. Source 2w