First-class counties must list city library taxes separately on notices
County officials in Utah’s first-class counties must show property owners applicable city library taxes separately on property value notices and covered tax bills.
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What it does
In counties Utah classifies as first class, county officials must show applicable city library taxes separately on property value notices and covered property tax bills.
Argument forSeparate listings could help property owners see how much of their property tax pays for a city library.
Argument againstSeparate library tax listings could require county staff to adjust notice forms and check that the amounts appear correctly.
More detail
County auditors and treasurers must list applicable city library taxes separately on covered notices. The requirement covers property in counties Utah law classifies as first class. It applies to property value notices and covered property tax bills. The listing applies when a city library tax is imposed under Section 10-6-133.5(5). The tax-bill requirement excludes property taxed under Sections 59-2-1302 or 59-2-1307. The law took effect May 6, 2026. The initial property value notice rules and tax-bill rules apply back to January 1, 2026. The replacement version of the property value notice rules took effect July 1, 2026.
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