Salt Lake County property tax due dates 2026

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Due in 37 days

Annual property tax: (statutory)

Not tax or legal advice; confirm with your county. Dates are shown as published by the source.

Installment timeline

  1. Annual property tax

    statutory. Official source

  2. Assessment notice

    July/August: real property valuation notices are mailed.

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  3. Appeal

    July 31, 2026 through September 15, 2026

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Download announced dates (.ics)

Only announced dates are included, with a reminder seven days before. Re-download after dates change.

How to pay

Payment methods

E-check, Credit card, Debit card

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Fees

E-check: $0. Debit card: 1%, $1.50 minimum. Credit card: 2.39%, $1.50 minimum.

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Late payments and penalties

Delinquent after

November 30, 2026

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Greater of 2.5% or $10 per parcel, reduced to 1% or $10 if penalty and balance are paid in full by January 31 (next business day if weekend or holiday); interest is retroactive to January 1 if a balance remains afterward.

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Assessment appeals

Appeal window

July 31, 2026 through September 15, 2026

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Where to file

Salt Lake County Board of Equalization

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Official appeal information

Official appeal information

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Exemptions

County offices

Common questions

When is property tax due in Salt Lake County?

Annual property tax: November 30, 2026 (statutory).

Where can I pay Salt Lake County property tax?

Use the official payment portal: https://apps.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/property-tax-payment/start.aspx. E-check, Credit card, Debit card

What happens if my Salt Lake County payment is late?

Greater of 2.5% or $10 per parcel, reduced to 1% or $10 if penalty and balance are paid in full by January 31 (next business day if weekend or holiday); interest is retroactive to January 1 if a balance remains afterward.

Sources and verification

https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/2026-budget-tax-increase/
In December 2025, the Council approved the 2026 budget with a property tax increase of approximately 14.65%

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https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title59/Chapter2/C59-2_1800010118000101.pdf
all property taxes, unless otherwise specifically provided for under Section 59-2-1332, or other law, and any tax notice charges, are due on November 30 of each year following the date of levy.

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https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title59/Chapter2/C59-2_1800010118000101.pdf
If a property tax is paid or postmarked after the due date described in this Subsection (1) the property tax is delinquent.

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https://apps.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/property-tax-payment/steps.aspx
The penalty for delinquent taxes is the greater of 2.5% or $10 for each parcel but will be reduced to 1% or $10 for each parcel if the penalty and balance due are paid in full by January 31st. (If January 31st is a weekend or holiday, payment is due by the following business day.) If a balance due remains after January 31st interest will also be added retroactively to January 1st.

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https://apps.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/property-tax-payment/steps.aspx
Steps to Pay Your Property Tax

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https://apps.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/property-tax-payment/steps.aspx
e-Check - Electronic check drawn against a checking account. Credit Card - Standard Credit Card. Debit Card - Any bank-issued debit card which draws on a checking account.

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https://apps.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/property-tax-payment/steps.aspx
e-Check $0 Electronic check payment Debit Cards 1% of the payment amount with a minimum fee of $1.50 Credit Cards 2.39% of the payment amount with a minimum fee of $1.50

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https://prod.saltlakecounty.gov/tax-administration/
The 2026 Board of Equalization will open on July 31, 2026 and close on September 15, 2026 for the filing of timely appeals.

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/assessor/dates--deadlines/
July/August Real property Valuation Notices are mailed.

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/tax-relief/
Circuit Breaker Relief Age 67+ or surviving spouse with household income of up to $44,221.

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/tax-relief/
Veteran Relief Veterans with a service related disability or out-of-state active duty service members.

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/tax-relief/
Indigent Relief Age 65+ or receiving disability benefits. Household income and adjusted assets below $44,221.

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/tax-relief/
Blind Relief Legally blind or the widowed spouse or minor-aged orphan of a deceased blind person.

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/
Salt Lake County Treasurer

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/treasurer/
385-468-8300

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/assessor
Salt Lake County Assessor

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https://www.saltlakecounty.gov/assessor
385-468-8000

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Plan your next step

Estimate a bill and check your assessment

Census survey estimates, 2020–2024. These county medians describe a survey population; they do not establish your home’s correct assessment.

Median home value
$525,700
Median annual taxes paid
$2,836
Estimated effective rate
0.54%

Census home values, Census taxes paid. Last verified 2026-10-24. Rate = median taxes ÷ median home value. Displayed rates are rounded; calculations use the unrounded ratio.

Example at $525,700: $2,836 per year, using the Census estimate.

Is my assessment too high?

At the default market value and bill, both equal the county medians. Being above a median does not establish overassessment. Assessed or taxable values may use a different basis and cannot be compared directly with Census market values.

Appeal timing and filing

Published appeal window: July 31, 2026 through September 15, 2026. This window has passed; check the official office for the current cycle.

How to file: Salt Lake County Board of Equalization

State guidance: Local Board of Equalization decisions about assessed value, exemptions and tax relief may be appealed to the State Tax Commission.

Official appeal information and filing instructions

Appeal sources and verification

No savings are promised. Not tax or legal advice; confirm with your county. Estimate methodology and limitations.

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