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Commission submits 2026 personal property valuation percent-good tables

Utah State Tax Commission · September 11, 2025
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Summary

The Commission voted to submit proposed amendments to R884-24P-33, updating the percent-good tables county assessors must use to value classes of personal property for 2026; any class-wide deviation requires prior Commission approval.

The Utah State Tax Commission approved submitting proposed amendments to R884-24P-33, which modify the percent-good valuation tables used by county assessors to value classes of personal property for the 2026 calendar year.

The rule states county assessors must use the percent-good schedules contained in the rule and that any deviation affecting an entire class of personal property requires a written report documenting the schedule change to be submitted to the Commission for approval prior to use. Commissioner Rebecca L. Rockwell moved to submit the amendment for publication; the motion passed unanimously.