Utah Property Taxes by County

What will owning cost each year and at closing?

About these estimates

Yearly tax is your price times the county’s typical effective rate from Census survey data. Your actual bill depends on how the county values the home. Closing costs shown are the ones we have data for: title insurance, recording and transfer tax.

Median annual real estate taxes paid and the effective rate (tax divided by median home value) for all 29 Utah counties, highest rate first, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

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Utah counties
CountyMedian taxEffective rateMedian home
San Juan County$1,6030.84%$189,900
Carbon County$1,2880.64%$200,700
Duchesne County$1,6110.64%$253,600
Weber County$2,4150.62%$389,200
Tooele County$2,3030.59%$391,300
Emery County$1,1510.58%$197,100
Salt Lake County$2,7260.56%$484,500
Sevier County$1,5130.55%$274,100
Davis County$2,5460.54%$470,500
Millard County$1,3190.54%$246,400
Morgan County$3,2640.54%$600,900
Uintah County$1,4470.54%$270,200
Box Elder County$1,8280.51%$357,400
Sanpete County$1,5360.51%$300,400
Cache County$1,9290.49%$392,800
Daggett County$1,1640.48%$242,100
Juab County$1,7080.46%$369,800
Utah County$2,2340.46%$489,200
Wasatch County$3,2300.45%$724,400
Washington County$2,0760.45%$465,600
Piute County$1,0140.43%$235,400
Grand County$2,0120.42%$480,900
Iron County$1,4440.42%$342,900
Kane County$1,4700.42%$350,900
Beaver County$1,1210.39%$287,600
Garfield County$1,0870.38%$285,800
Summit County$3,4690.35%$1,000,400
Wayne County$1,2740.35%$364,800
Rich County$8460.29%$291,200

Sources

Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.

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