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Utah taxes and pay, 2026

The numbers that decide what you keep in Utah, and a calculator for each one. Updated November 15, 2026.

Utah at a glance2026
State income tax4.45%
State tax on a $60,000 salary$2,247
Local income taxes—
Take-home pay on $60,000$48,143
Rank for take-home pay34th of 51
Minimum wage$7.25 an hour (federal)

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How Utah taxes wages

Utah taxes wages at a flat 4.45%.

Rules that change the math in Utah

The taxpayer credit shrinks with income. It is worth up to $966 and is reduced by 1.3 cents for every dollar of income above about $18,213.

Take-home pay in Utah by salary

SalaryTake-home / yearPer month
$40,000$33,223$2,769
$60,000$48,143$4,012
$80,000$61,713$5,143
$100,000$74,730$6,228
$150,000$107,116$8,926

Utah and its neighbors

StateIncome taxTake-home on $60,000Minimum wage
Utah4.45%$48,143$7.25
Arizona2.5%$49,284$15.15
Colorado4.4%$48,194$15.16
Idaho5.3%$48,318$7.25
New Mexico1.5%–5.9%$48,736$12.00
Nevadanone$50,390$12.00
Wyomingnone$50,390$7.25

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