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HB 107·UT·house

Vehicle Sales Tax Amendments

FailedFiled Oct 2, 2025
Sponsor: Jordan Teuscher (R)
Latest Action

House/ filed

Mar 6, 2026

Summary

HB 107 would let Utah taxpayers claim a non‑refundable income‑tax credit for the sales and use tax paid when they buy a replacement vehicle after selling another vehicle or after an insurance payout. It also overhauls registration notices, fees, penalties, and creates two restricted accounts to handle certain fees and penalties. The bill failed to pass and therefore did not become law.

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