Appealing Your Property Tax Assessment in Utah

Deadlines and steps to appeal a property tax assessment in Utah, and when property taxes are due.

Short answer: The annual Notice of Property Valuation and Tax Changes arrives in July or August. To appeal the market value (not the tax rate), file with the county board of equalization by the later of September 15 or 45 days after the notice's mailing date. Utah State Tax Commission, Publication 31 (rev. 06/17); Publication 27 (rev. 01/19)

Appealing your assessment	The annual Notice of Property Valuation and Tax Changes arrives in July or August. To appeal the market value (not the tax rate), file with the county board of equalization by the later of September 15 or 45 days after the notice's mailing date. A board of equalization decision may be appealed to the State Tax Commission within 30 days of the decision, filed with the county auditor. Appeal to Commission filed with county auditor: https://tax.utah.gov/forms-pubs/pub-27/ Source: Utah State Tax Commission, Publication 31 (rev. 06/17); Publication 27 (rev. 01/19)

Appealing your assessment

The annual Notice of Property Valuation and Tax Changes arrives in July or August. To appeal the market value (not the tax rate), file with the county board of equalization by the later of September 15 or 45 days after the notice's mailing date. A board of equalization decision may be appealed to the State Tax Commission within 30 days of the decision, filed with the county auditor.

Appeal to Commission filed with county auditor: https://tax.utah.gov/forms-pubs/pub-27/

Source: Utah State Tax Commission, Publication 31 (rev. 06/17); Publication 27 (rev. 01/19)

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