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Our Plan for an Income Tax Cut

Data provided to the Revenue and Taxation Interim Committee shows Utah can provide tax relief for all.

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SAVE THE DATE: January 12, 2022 is the Legislative Outlook Conference

Details, and ways to RSVP are coming soon.

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NEW! 2021 Cost of County Government

How much do you pay in taxes to your county each year? Our new report breaks it down for you.

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Each month, The Utah Taxpayer will keep you informed of the latest in tax news and what you and your family and business can expect. We’ve got you covered across the state, from the Capitol to your city hall.

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Our Latest Posts

Results of November’s Ballot will Affect Taxpayers for Years to Come

Cannon’s Canon: The Height of Hypocrisy – Eliminating the SALT Cap

Taxpayers Association Makes the Case For a Sustainable Income Tax Cut At Interim Meeting

Following Years of Increases, Salt Lake County Council Discusses Providing Relief for Property Taxpayers

Cannon’s Canon: If We Want Our Children to Stay in Utah, Then Major Action Needs to Be Taken to Provide Relief to All Utahns

News and Media

The Massive Year-End Surplus and the First Quarter of 2022 Make the Case for a Reasonable Tax Cut

Utah Cities Encouraged to Once Again Exit Struggling Nuclear Project

Taxpayers Association Asks U.S. Treasury Secretary for Guidance on New Federal Law’s Effect on State Tax Cuts

Second Utah City Withdraws from the UAMPS Small Modular Reactor Project

New Information Disclosed in Meeting Closed to Public Points to Major Budget Commitments, Delay Risks in UAMPS Power Project

Recent Publications

New Association Report Finds that on Average, Utahns Pay $668 in Taxes and Fees to City Government

New Association Report Calculates How Much the Typical Utah Family Pays in Taxes and Fees

Association Examines 28 Taxes and Fees in Brand New Booklet, Fast Tax

Utah Taxpayers Association Wins Income Tax Cuts for Families, Seniors & Veterans and Cuts in Business Personal Property Taxes; Releases 2021 Legislative Scorecard

Utah Per Pupil Spending Cracks $10,000 Annually, According to New Association Report

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Since 1922, the Utah Taxpayers Association has protected Utahns from unnecessary tax hikes, government growth and wasteful spending. Learn more about our mission.