2026 Utah Sales and Use Tax Rate Changes
Last Tax Rate Changed on: October 1, 2026
This post is to keep track of 2026 Utah sales and use tax rate changes for general tangible items.
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Effective 10/1/2026:
- Washington city and Hildale city in Washinton county start imposing 0.33% Emergency Services tax.
- Delta city in Millard county, Hanksville city in Wayne county and Toquerville city in Washington County start imposing 0.3% Highways Sales and Use Tax.
- Hanksville city in Wayne county starts imposing Resort Communities Tax.
- Weber county starts imposing 0.2% County Public Transit sales and use tax.
Source: Utah State Tax Commission
Effective 7/1/2026:
- Sales tax rates in the following cities are changed: Sigurd (Sevier county), Stockton (Tooele county)
- The following new inland ports start charging sales tax: UIPA Duchesne County, UIPA Roosevelt , UIPA Enoch, UIPA Blanding, UIPA Payson
Source: Utah State Tax Commission
Effective 4/1/2026:
- Grand county increases Rural County Health Care Facilities tax to 1%.
- Eagle Mountain Jurisdictions start imposing 0.01% Bontanical, Cultural, Recreational and Zoological Tax.
- Hurricane, La Verkin, Leeds, Rockville, Springdale, Toquerville and Virgin cities start imposing 0.33% Emergency Service Tax.
- Snyderville Basin Transit District and Unincorporated Summit County start imposing 1.10% Resort Communities Tax.
- A new Military Installation development Authority sales tax location is created in Tooele County.
- A new Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone sales tax location is created in Tooele County.
- The following 9 Inland Port sales tax locations are created:
- Golden Spike – Willard
- Iron Springs – Cedar City
- Iron Springs – Parowan
- Skyline Corridor – Ephraim
- Skyline Corridor – Gunnison
- Skyline Corridor – Richfield
- Skyline Corridor – Salina
- Skyline Corridor – Wayne County
- Verk Industrial Park – Spanish Fork
Source: Utah State Tax Commission
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SALES TAX BY STATE
STATES WITH STATE AND LOCAL SALES TAX:
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington,West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
STATES WITH NO SALES TAX:
Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, Oregon
STATES WITH ONLY STATE-WIDE SALES TAX AND NO LOCAL SALES TAX:
Connecticut (6.35%), District of Columbia (6.00%), Indiana (7.00%), Kentucky (6.00%), Maine (5.5%), Maryland (6.00%), Massachusetts (6.25%), Michigan (6.00%), New Jersey (6.625%), Rhode Island (7.00%)
DISCLAIMERS:
SALES AND USE TAX INFORMATION ON THIS BLOG REFERS TO THE GENERAL SALES OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY. IN MANY STATES, THERE ARE DIFFERENT RATES FOR RENTAL, LEASING, AND TANGIBLE ITEMS SUCH AS VEHICLE, EQUIPMENT, FOOD, OR CLOTHING. SOME STATES HAVE DIFFERENT SALES TAX RATES THAN USE TAX RATES. EACH STATE HAS ITS OWN RULES ON EXEMPTIONS. PLEASE REFER TO THE SALES AND USE TAX LAW OF INDIVIDUAL STATES FOR DETAILS.
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