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H.B. 60 State Tax Amendments (2025)

Became lawWritten by Rep. Steve Eliason · carried in the Senate by Sen. Daniel McCay

  1. Introduced
  2. House committee
  3. House vote
  4. Senate committee
  5. Senate vote
  6. Signed into law

What this bill does

This bill makes a range of changes to Utah tax law. It lets the State Tax Commission share income tax return information with Workforce Services for public assistance eligibility, requires payment platforms like marketplace facilitators to file certain federal forms with the commission, and creates a deduction for people who must repay taxable Social Security benefits.

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Official description
  • repeals obsolete language
  • provides the scope of the State Tax Commission's authority to share income tax return information with the Department of Workforce Services to determine eligibility for public assistance
  • provides the circumstances under which there is an annual limit on the total amount of interest that the commission pays
  • requires a payment settlement entity, such as a marketplace facilitator, to file certain federal forms with the State Tax Commission
  • clarifies what is a commercial unit for purposes of claiming a commercial energy system tax credit
  • updates the circumstances under which an individual is exempt from individual income tax
  • creates a deduction for individuals who have to repay social security that is subject to income tax
  • provides for the repeal of the enterprise zone tax credit, which, by statute, automatically expired
  • extends the carry forward period for a tax credit available to a pass-through entity taxpayer who receives income from a pass-through entity that paid the income tax on the income
  • provides the circumstances for the automatic removal of refundable individual income tax credits from the income tax return
  • makes technical changes
Full text and history on le.utah.gov →

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