Utah Reverse Sales Tax Calculator.

Utah has a state sales tax rate of 6.1%, which already includes a mandatory local component of 1% that is distributed to counties and municipalities. On top of this base, additional local taxes can be added, making combined rates in Utah's cities range from about 6.75% to 8.7%.

Salt Lake City has a combined rate of approximately 7.75% (6.1% state/local base + additional county and city taxes). Provo is approximately 7.25%. St. George reaches about 6.75%. The rate varies significantly depending on which taxing districts are active at any given location in Utah.

Utah exempts most food for home consumption from some of the sales tax — food is taxed at a reduced combined rate (combining the state food rate with applicable local food rates) rather than the full general sales tax rate. This reduced food rate is approximately 3% in most Utah jurisdictions, compared to the 6.75%–7.75% rate on other taxable goods.

Prescription drugs are fully exempt in Utah. Agricultural inputs and manufacturing equipment used in production are broadly exempt. Utah has specific provisions for "remotely accessed software" and other digital goods, as the state has actively expanded its sales tax base to cover modern digital commerce.

The Utah State Tax Commission administers the state sales tax. Utah participates in the SST agreement. Economic nexus threshold is $100,000 in annual Utah sales or 200 transactions. Utah has marketplace facilitator laws in effect.