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HB 428

Property Tax Changes

2025 General Session Introduced by Jill Koford and 1 co-sponsor

HB 428 modifies Utah property tax assessment or classification rules, signed into law March 2025, affecting homeowner assessments and local government revenues.

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Bill Summary · HB 428

Legislative bill overview

HB 428 modifies Utah's property tax system, though the specific changes are not detailed in the provided action history. Based on the bill number and sponsors, this legislation addresses how properties are assessed, taxed, or classified within the state's tax framework. The bill successfully passed both chambers and was signed into law by the Governor on March 26, 2025.

Why is this important

Property tax changes directly affect homeowners, businesses, and local government revenue used for schools, infrastructure, and public services. Even modest adjustments to assessment methods, exemptions, or rates can significantly impact household budgets and municipal budgets across Utah's counties and school districts.

Potential points of contention

  • Assessment methodology changes – Modifications to how property values are calculated could benefit some taxpayers while disadvantaging others depending on property type or location
  • Local revenue impact – Changes that reduce property tax collections may strain school district and county budgets that rely on this funding source
  • Exemptions and classifications – Alterations to property tax exemptions (agricultural, residential, commercial) could shift tax burdens between different property categories

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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