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Votes and actions at a glance — Utah State Tax Commission, June 5, 2025
Summary
At its June 5 meeting the Commission unanimously approved minutes, a legal settlement, two rule amendments for publication, declined a county rulemaking request, voted to enter closed session on pending litigation and adjourned; motions were recorded by roll call.
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The Utah State Tax Commission recorded several unanimous motions on June 5. Key actions recorded in the meeting minutes include:
- Approval of the open and closed Commission Meeting Minutes of April 10, 2025 (moved by Commissioner Jennifer N. Fresques). The motion passed unanimously on roll call.
- Approval of a settlement agreement in John D. Weist, Jr. v. Utah State Tax Commission, Case No. 240600012 (moved by Commissioner Michael J. Cragun). The motion passed unanimously and counsel was authorized to sign related documents.
- Submission for publication of two proposed rule amendments: R873-22M-20 (aircraft registration repeal) and R877-23V-5 (temporary motor vehicle permits; changes to recordkeeping, extension percentage and filing window), both moved by Commissioner Rebecca L. Rockwell and approved unanimously.
- Declination to exercise rulemaking authority on a Summit County request and direction to identify the issue in the Revenue and Taxation Interim Committee report on HB 62 rule implementation (moved by Commissioner Rebecca L. Rockwell); motion passed unanimously.
- Motion to enter a closed session to discuss pending litigation with counsel (moved by Commissioner Michael J. Cragun); motion passed unanimously.
- Motion to adjourn (moved by Commissioner Jennifer N. Fresques); motion passed unanimously and the meeting adjourned at 2:05 p.m.
All roll call votes recorded in the provided segments are noted as unanimous; specific vote tallies list the four commissioners present as voting yes.
