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Treasurer

Tax Relief FAQ

The Treasurer's Duties

The Treasurer's Divisions

Tax Rates and Collections

Delinquent and
Unpaid Taxes

Payment Options

Tax Relief Programs

Measures of
Performance

Salt Lake County
Treasurer
Government Center
2001 South State Street
N1200
Salt Lake City, UT 84190
Phone: 801 468-3400
Email

FAQ Index

I've filled out my application, what financial documents are required?
Why do you need a copy of my trust agreement? What part of the trust document do you need to see?
What is the deadline to apply for tax relief?
Do I have to apply every year? Will I have to furnish my financial information every year?
You've asked for copies of my income information, but what exactly do you consider "income"?
I had a family member (or friend) living with me last year. They didn't pay any rent, they just helped me around the house. Do I have to include their income as members of the household?
What documents are required to prove I am (or my late spouse was) a disabled Veteran ?
I have boarders (non-family renters) who rent a portion of my home. Do I count their income with mine, or do I only include what they paid in rent?
I lost my year-end income statements. What do I do now?
I am already delinquent on my property taxes. Is there anything you can do about reducing the past- due balance or putting me on some kind of payment plan?
What is a settlement, and how do I qualify for one?
What is a deferral, and how do I qualify for one? What is the difference between a settlement and a deferral?
Just how much impact will tax relief have on my yearly property tax bill?

Just how much impact will tax relief have on my yearly property tax bill?

Depending on the programs you qualify for, approved tax relief can partially reduce if not completely satisfy your property tax obligation for a given year.

For qualifying applicants, the minimum abatement is $80.00.

Salt Lake County Government Center – 2001 South State Street Salt Lake City, UT 84190 – 801 468-3000