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Tax Commission extends Davis County Board of Equalization appeal deadline to Jan. 31, 2025
Summary
The Utah State Tax Commission voted unanimously Dec. 19 to extend the Davis County Board of Equalization’s statutory deadline to decide appeals to Jan. 31, 2025, after the county said a surge of filings left it unable to meet the original timeline.
The Utah State Tax Commission on Dec. 19 unanimously approved an extension for the Davis County Board of Equalization to decide appeals originally due under statute. Commissioner Michael J. Creighton moved the measure and the commission set the new deadline at Jan. 31, 2025.
Creighton described the county’s request as the result of a “large number of appeals filed,” saying the county had already asked for a Jan. 15, 2025 extension and that the commission should instead give more time to avoid repeating the request. “They asked for 01/15/2025. I’m gonna propose that our motion say that they’ve got till 01/31/2025 so that we don’t have to do this again,” Creighton said.
The commission had previously granted an extension through Dec. 15, 2024; with the new action the commission formally approved a one-time extension to Jan. 31, 2025 for appeals that were received by Sept. 15, 2024. The motion passed by unanimous recorded vote: Commissioner Michael J. Creighton, Commissioner Jennifer M. Fresquez and Chair Jonna Valentine each voted aye. Commissioner Rebecca L. Rockwell was excused from the meeting.
The extension was processed as a motion during the public meeting and recorded in the minutes. No conditions or amendments were attached to the extension during the recorded discussion.
