Each month, the Utah Taxpayers Association releases a newsletter. This newsletter features the latest tax news from across the state. From the Capitol, city halls, county commissions, and the nation, we’ve got you covered.

 

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November 2026 Newsletter

October 2026 Newsletter

September 2026 Newsletter

August 2026 Newsletter

July 2026 Newsletter

June 2026 Newsletter

May 2026 Newsletter

April 2026 Newsletter

March 2026 Newsletter

February 2026 Newsletter

– President’s Message February 2026

– How Much Do Utah’s Legislators Make?

– How to keep up on Utah’s Tax Bills

– Utah City Finance Report

January 2026 Newsletter

– President’s Message January 2026

– Automatic Gas Tax Cut Goes in Place for 2026

– Utah Taxpayers Association releases 2026 Transparency Report

December 2025 Newsletter

– President’s Message December 2025

– Who are the highest paid local government employees?

– Utah Taxpayers Association releases 2025 How Utah Compares Report

– Report: Will Eliminating the Penny Impact Taxes?

November 2025 Newsletter

– President’s Message November 2025

– Who is raising taxes in December?

– Utah Taxpayers Association releases 2025 Cost of County Government Report

– Report: The impacts Short-Term Rentals have on Utah

October 2025 Newsletter

– President’s Message October 2025

– Utah is a leader in Education Results

– A note from the Association: Disagree with passion, not violence

– Utah Preparing for Impacts from One Big Beautiful Bill (HR1)

September 2025 Newsletter

– President’s Message September 2025 – Modernizing Truth in Taxation

– The 2025 Utah School Spending Report

– What are Taxpayers on the Hook for for Past Presidents?

August 2025 Newsletter

– President’s Message August 2025 – It’s Property Tax Increase Season: What to Know for Truth-in-Taxation Meetings

– How to Appeal your Property Tax Assessment

– What is the Cost of your City Government?

July 2025 Newsletter

– July 2025 President’s Message – Truths, myths and everything in between for Truth-in-Taxation season

– How does Utah Compare to when it comes to Personal Property Taxes?

– Deeds to Tax Commission – July 2025

May 2025 Newsletter

April 2025 Newsletter

– April 2025 President’s Message – Is it time to limit government salaries?

-Trump Tariffs: Round 2

-2025 Friend of the Taxpayers Award Winners Announced

– Guest Article April 2025: Balanced Budget

March 2025 Newsletter

– March 2025 President’s Message – Income Tax Cut is on the Horizon

-Do Businesses Pay Their Fair Share?

-Where do we stand on the Tax Bills?

February 2025 Newsletter

– February 2025 President’s Message – Base Budget

-Sales Tax and Simple Fixes

-Funding the UTA – Whose Job is it Anyway?

-NYC Implements Congestion Pricing

January 2025 Newsletter

–January 2024 President’s Message – Hopes for the Incoming Administration

–Every Dollar Has a Job

–Governor Cox 2025 Tax Cuts

–Christmas Market Vendor Fees

December 2024 Newsletter

–December 2024 President’s Message – Local Government Fees
–Utah Announced as 16th Most Competitive Tax Climate in New Tax Foundation Report
-Association Accomplishments in November

November 2024 Newsletter

–November 2024 President’s Message – The Future of Tax Cuts in Utah
–No Taxes on Tips: A Red Herring Proposal
–Higher Education Budget Reviews
-Association Accomplishments in October

October 2024 Newsletter

–October 2024 President’s Message –  Association Endorses Governor Cox and State Legislature Candidates
–Local Cemetery Fees
–Constitutional Amendment A – A New Approach for a New Era
–Tourists and Taxes – A Match Made in Utah
-Association Accomplishments in September

September 2024 Newsletter

–President’s Message: Truth in Taxation–2024 Cost of City Government Report Released
–November 2024 Bond Issues
–Constitutional Amendment A and the Future of Spending in Utah
–Corporate Income Tax: A Different Story in Utah
–Property Taxes: Better than the Alternative?
-Association Accomplishments in August

August 2024 Newsletter

–A Message from our New Association President, Billy Hesterman
–2024 Cost of City Government Report Released
–Do Undocumented Immigrants Really Pay More in Taxes than Utah’s top 1%?
-Association Accomplishments in July

July 2024 Newsletter

–Utah Taxpayers Association Announces New President
–Undaunted – The Utah Taxpayers Association Will Roll On – Fighting the Good Fight and Saving Utah Taxpayers Billions
–Local Government Fees – Time To Ban Them?
–Presidents, Promises, and Potential Tax Hikes
-Association Accomplishments in June

June 2024 Newsletter

–Another State Leaving Utah In The Dust On Tax Relief – Iowa With More Than $2 Billion in Relief – Legislators Should Pay Attention
–2024 Budget Season
–The Truth about Truth in Taxation
-Association Accomplishments in May

May 2024 Newsletter

–After the State Nationwide Tax Cut
–No Surprises, but Plenty of Ideas, in Legislative Auditor’s Report
–The Greatest Snow on Earth Brings Billions
–The Danger of Complacency with 17 Years in a Row at Top of ALEC Ranking
–2024 Beehive Family Report Summary
-Association Accomplishments in April

April 2024 Newsletter

–Why Utah’s Income Tax Cut is a Win for All
–Offer Ends Soon! Act Now!
–Biden’s Budget Proposal for 2025 – In With the Tax Hikes and Out With the Common Sense!
–Is the Fairpark Project Fair?
–Voting with their Feet – Migration Statistics and State Taxes
-Association Accomplishments in March

March 2024 Newsletter

–Sine Die – 2024 Legislative Session Roundup
–The Flat Tax Revolution
–New Fiscal Year Revenue Estimates Released for FY 2025, Teeing Up Another Conversation On Lower Taxes
–The Path to 0% Income Tax
-Association Accomplishments in February

February 2024 Newsletter

–2024 Legislative Priorities
–The Trend Continues: Americans Flock to Low-Tax States
–Bipartisan Tax Bill Proposes the Reinstatement of Key TCJA Elements
-Association Accomplishments in January

January 2024 Newsletter

–Socks and Underwear for Christmas – Time to Cut the State Budget
–New Year, New Ranking? Other States Chasing Utah out of #1 Spot
–The Cost of Connection: Cell Phone Taxes
-Association Accomplishments in December

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