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Utah Property Tax

Utah Property Tax Calculator

Estimate Utah property taxes, compare county effective rates, and see how taxes show up in a monthly mortgage payment. 2026 planning data — not an official tax bill.

Estimated effective state rate

0.48%

Sample tax on a $400,000 home

$1,920

Vs U.S. benchmark (0.90%)

$1,680

Counties in this dataset

28

In the current NMC dataset, Utah has an estimated effective property-tax rate of 0.48%, resulting in approximately $1,920 in annual property taxes on a $400,000 home.

How property taxes work in Utah

Utah property taxes are levied locally — typically a stack of county, municipal, school, and special-district rates applied to assessed value after any exemptions. The 0.48% figure on this page is an ACS effective rate (taxes paid ÷ owner-occupied home value), which is useful for comparing counties and modeling PITI. It is not the millage printed on a specific parcel's bill.

For millage, exemption filings, or an official estimate, use Utah State Tax Commission — Property Tax.

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Utah county property tax comparison

Median owner-occupied home value and median real-estate tax paid (ACS), with the county effective rate used in our calculator. Use a row to open the county page or calculator estimate.

CountyMedian home valueMedian annual taxEffective rate
Salt Lake County$525,700$2,8360.54%
Utah County$538,700$2,3700.44%
Davis County$505,500$2,6650.53%
Weber County$426,700$2,5570.60%
Washington County$510,700$2,1580.42%
Cache County$444,400$2,0110.45%
Tooele County$431,600$2,4600.57%
Box Elder County$403,600$1,9660.49%
Iron County$379,000$1,5580.41%
Summit County$1,067,700$3,7010.35%
Wasatch County$787,300$3,6240.46%
Uintah County$298,600$1,5230.51%
Sanpete County$347,200$1,6190.47%
Sevier County$311,200$1,6830.54%
Carbon County$228,500$1,3940.61%
Duchesne County$283,700$1,7420.61%
San Juan County$224,200$1,7880.80%
Millard County$284,700$1,4540.51%
Morgan County$654,900$3,4110.52%
Juab County$425,400$1,9140.45%
Grand County$538,700$2,2150.41%
Kane County$410,900$1,6300.40%
Emery County$218,700$1,3500.62%
Beaver County$283,700$1,1420.40%
Garfield County$318,100$1,1270.35%
Wayne County$411,800$1,3940.34%
Rich County$334,600$8590.26%
Piute County$264,800$9390.35%

Utah county directory

Highest property tax rates in Utah

Among counties currently in the NMC dataset for this state.

  1. 1. San Juan County0.80%
  2. 2. Emery County0.62%
  3. 3. Carbon County0.61%
  4. 4. Duchesne County0.61%
  5. 5. Weber County0.60%

Lowest property tax rates in Utah

Among counties currently in the NMC dataset for this state.

  1. 1. Rich County0.26%
  2. 2. Wayne County0.34%
  3. 3. Garfield County0.35%
  4. 4. Piute County0.35%
  5. 5. Summit County0.35%

Related planning resources for Utah

FHA limit context in Utah

Some counties follow standard FHA limits while higher-cost counties may qualify for elevated FHA limits.

FHA 1-unit floor $541,287 · ceiling $1,249,125. Property tax estimates on this page are separate from loan limits.

View Utah FHA loan limits

Need the national view?

Return to the national Property Tax Calculator to compare across states and scenarios.

Methodology

Statewide effective rates use 2024 ACS owner-occupied data. County rates are median real-estate taxes paid divided by median owner-occupied home value (ACS 2020–2024 5-year). Last reviewed August 13, 2026. Estimates only — confirm with the local taxing authority.

On a $400,000 home, the U.S. benchmark used for comparison is 0.90% ($3,600 / year).