Property Tax by County in Utah (2026)

Compare effective property tax rates, median home values, and annual tax bills for every county in Utah.

Last reviewed:

State Avg Rate
0.50%
effective rate
Counties
29
in dataset
Highest Rate
0.84%
San Juan
Lowest Rate
0.29%
Rich

All Counties in Utah

CountyEffective RateMedian HomeAvg Annual Tax
Beaver County0.39%$288K$1,121
Box Elder County0.51%$357K$1,828
Cache County0.49%$393K$1,929
Carbon County0.64%$201K$1,288
Daggett County0.48%$242K$1,164
Davis County0.54%$470K$2,546
Duchesne County0.64%$254K$1,611
Emery County0.58%$197K$1,151
Garfield County0.38%$286K$1,087
Grand County0.42%$481K$2,012
Iron County0.42%$343K$1,444
Juab County0.46%$370K$1,708
Kane County0.42%$351K$1,470
Millard County0.54%$246K$1,319
Morgan County0.54%$601K$3,264
Piute County0.43%$235K$1,014
Rich County0.29%$291K$846
Salt Lake County0.56%$484K$2,726
San Juan County0.84%$190K$1,603
Sanpete County0.51%$300K$1,536
Sevier County0.55%$274K$1,513
Summit County0.35%$1000K$3,469
Tooele County0.59%$391K$2,303
Uintah County0.54%$270K$1,447
Utah County0.46%$489K$2,234
Wasatch County0.45%$724K$3,230
Washington County0.45%$466K$2,076
Wayne County0.35%$365K$1,274
Weber County0.62%$389K$2,415
Data: Effective rates are based on 2023 ACS 5-year estimates (median annual tax รท median home value). Rates reflect all local levies. Individual bills depend on assessed value, exemptions, and millage rates. Rates are color-coded vs. the Utah average of 0.50% โ€” red = above, green = below.