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Utah House approves amended plan to clarify commercial-vehicle registration and apportion tax revenue
Summary
The House advanced and later passed amended HB122 to define commercial-vehicle classes and to apportion state-assessed commercial-vehicle revenue with a 60/40 weighting between vehicle counts and lane-mileage after sponsors worked out language and briefly 'circled' the bill for technical fixes.
The Utah House of Representatives on Feb. 16 debated and approved changes to how commercial vehicles will be classified and how related property tax revenue will be apportioned across counties.
Representative Bobley introduced HB122, saying the bill responds to uncertainty created when prior statute deleted the definitions of common, contract and private carriers. Bobley said the bill, drafted with the Tax Commission, identifies which commercial vehicles are state-assessed and which are locally assessed, and alters apportionment of the…
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