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In Utah, property taxes are collected by which governmental entity?

Correct Answer

B) The county in which the property is located

In Utah, property taxes are assessed and collected by the county in which the property is located. County assessors determine property values, and county treasurers collect the taxes. The tax rate is determined by the combined levies of all taxing entities (county, city, school district, special districts).

Answer Options
A
The state Division of Real Estate
B
The county in which the property is located
C
The city or town government only
D
The federal government

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Key Terms:

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