Utah Sales Tax Calculator (2026)

Find up-to-date Utah sales tax rates for 2026. The state rate is 4.85%, local add-ons up to 3.35%, with an average combined rate around 7.50%. Includes exemptions and breakdowns for major cities.

Utah applies a statewide sales tax rate of 4.85%. Local governments can add up to 3.35%, resulting in total rates between 6.35% and 8.2% depending on the city or county.

Utah Sales Tax Calculator

Enter a purchase amount — this calculator uses the average combined rate for Utah.

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The average combined rate in Utah is 7.50%. Local city rates may vary by ZIP code.

Overview of Utah Sales Tax

Utah’s sales tax applies to most goods and services, with special reduced rates for groceries. Local governments may add sales taxes for transportation and infrastructure improvements.

Comparison With Neighboring States

Idaho averages 6%, Nevada 8.2%, and Colorado 7.8%. Utah’s average 7.5% rate is competitive in the Mountain West region.

Business Tax Information

Businesses must register with the Utah State Tax Commission to collect and remit sales tax. Returns are typically filed monthly or quarterly.

FAQs for Utah

What is Utah’s state sales tax rate?

4.85% statewide.

Can local areas add additional taxes?

Yes, up to 3.35% for counties and cities.

What is the highest combined rate?

About 8.2% in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas.

Are groceries taxed?

Yes, but at a reduced state rate of 3%.