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Tax Exemptions for Non-Profits | Summit County Auditor, Utah

Exemption Filing - New and Annual Recertification

The Utah State Tax Commission has established by statute and decisions of the Commission that it is the responsibility of the non-profit organization to prove they are eligible for an exemption. Therefore, please pay close attention to the questions asked on the applications and what documents are required. Failure to provide all documentation may cause the exemption to be denied.

The deadline for all annual renewals is March 1. For new exemptions, organizations need to apply within 120 days after a property is acquired or by March 1 of the following year.

Organizations can complete their annual renewal or submit an application for a new exemption using the online application system below.

Property Exemption Laws

Title 59, Chapter 2 "Property Tax Act", Part 11 "Exemptions, Deferrals, and Abatements"
Title 59, Chapter 2 "Property Tax Act", Part 11 "Exemptions, Deferrals, and Abatements"
U.S.C. 59-2-1101

Definitions -- Exemption of certain property -- Proportional payments for certain property -- Exception -- County legislative body authority to adopt rules or ordinances.
U.S.C. 59-2-1101 Definitions -- Exemption of certain property -- Proportional payments for certain property -- Exception -- County legislative body authority to adopt rules or ordinances.
U.S.C. 59-2-1102

Determination of exemptions by board of equalization -- Appeal -- Application for exemption -- Annual statement -- Exceptions.
U.S.C. 59-2-1102 Determination of exemptions by board of equalization -- Appeal -- Application for exemption -- Annual statement -- Exceptions.
Utah State Tax Commission Standard of Practice

Standard 2 - Exemptions
Utah State Tax Commission Standard of Practice Standard 2 - Exemptions

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