Salt Lake County Assessor Property Search & Tax Lookup 2026

Salt Lake County, Utah • parcel, valuation, appeal, tax and deed help

Open the Correct Property Record

Salt Lake County property information is divided among the Assessor, Auditor and Board of Equalization, Treasurer, and Recorder. The right portal depends on whether you need a parcel value, valuation appeal, tax payment, exemption or recorded deed.

This 2026 guide shows how to search by owner, address or parcel number, fix missing results, understand the valuation notice, prepare appeal evidence, check tax relief and verify payments safely.

Choose the Correct Office Start Parcel Search Check 2026 Deadlines

Valuation notices By July 22, 2026 Use the mailing date and appeal date printed on your own notice.

Appeal window August 1–September 15 The deadline is September 15 or 45 days after mailing when later.

Tax-relief deadline September 1, 2026 Review income, ownership, residence and documentation rules early.

Tax-payment deadline November 30, 2026 Unpaid current taxes normally become delinquent December 1.

Fast Answer

Use the official Assessor property-valuation search for an owner, address, parcel number, market value or property characteristics. Use the Treasurer for a tax balance or payment, the Board of Equalization for a 2026 valuation appeal, and Recorder Data Services for deeds and other recorded documents.

Independent-guide warning: AssessorPropertySearch.org is not Salt Lake County. Do not submit banking information, appeal evidence, tax-relief documents or a residential-exemption PIN to a private site that only looks official.

Which Salt Lake County Office Handles Your Task?

Do not start from whichever portal appears first in search results. Match the task to the office that controls that record.

Parcel, owner display or market value

Use the Assessor to search by owner, property address or parcel ID and review land value, building value, final market value, property type and appraisal details.

Official Salt Lake County Assessor Search Property Valuation

Valuation notice or 2026 appeal

Use the Auditor and Board of Equalization to download the valuation notice, file the appeal, submit evidence, select a hearing preference and track the case.

Official Salt Lake County property-tax appeals Open Appeal Resources

Tax notice, payment or tax relief

Use the Treasurer for tax amounts, online payment, delinquent balances, prepayments, address updates, tax notices and 2026 tax-relief programs.

Official Salt Lake County Treasurer Open Property-Tax Services

Deed, lien, plat or ownership history

Use Recorder Data Services for recorded deeds, trust deeds, liens, releases, legal descriptions, subdivision plats and ownership-history research.

Official Salt Lake County Recorder Open Recorder Data Services

Value versus tax: the Board of Equalization can review the 2026 market value. It cannot reduce a tax rate or change a bill merely because the final tax amount is unaffordable.

Salt Lake County Property Route Finder

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Search Salt Lake County Property Records by Owner, Address or Parcel ID

Use the address once to identify the parcel, then save the parcel number. The parcel ID is the most reliable identifier for valuation notices, appeals, tax payments and Recorder research.

Open the official Assessor search

Use the county valuation page or advanced parcel search rather than a private property-data subscription page.

Start typing the address

Enter the house number and street name, then select the county-formatted address from the dropdown. Typing the address without selecting the suggestion can produce no result.

Retry with the owner name

The owner field displays the example format “Last Name, First Name.” Start with the last name alone when a complete name fails.

Use the parcel number for an exact result

A common displayed format is 00-00-000-000-0000. Try it exactly as printed on the notice, with or without dashes when the portal permits.

Verify the matching parcel

Compare the property location, owner display, legal description, acreage, property type and tax district. Do not rely only on a similar owner name.

Save the parcel number and selected year

Keep the exact parcel ID and confirm the valuation year before using the information for an appeal, payment or transaction.

Official Salt Lake County Assessor search tools

Simple Valuation Search Advanced Parcel Search

Fix a Salt Lake County Property Search That Shows No Result

Problem	Likely reason	Micro-level fix
Address returns nothing	The dropdown result was not selected or the official street format differs.	Use house number and street name only, wait for suggestions, and click the matching address.
Condo unit is missing	The unit may have a separate parcel or a different situs format.	Search the base address, then compare unit, parcel and legal-description details.
Owner name fails	The record may use a trust, LLC, estate, spouse or prior owner.	Try the last name alone, entity name, property address or parcel number.
Parcel number fails	The number contains an extra character or is a document/payment number.	Confirm it is the county parcel ID and retry with and without dashes.
Recent buyer is not shown	The deed and Assessor ownership systems update on different schedules.	Check Recorder records first, then ask the Assessor when its owner display will update.
Map or legacy search will not load	JavaScript, browser cache or an older county interface.	Use a current browser, enable JavaScript, try a private window or open the newer map.
Tax and valuation amounts differ	Market value, taxable value, rates and tax-bill calculations are different fields.	Confirm the tax year and compare Assessor, Auditor notice and Treasurer bill separately.

Best local workflow: search the address, copy the parcel number, and use that number for every later county system.

What a Salt Lake County Parcel Record Shows

Record field	What it helps you understand	Important limit
Owner display	The owner currently carried in the Assessor database.	A recently recorded deed may not yet appear.
Property location	The physical or situs address used for parcel searching.	It can differ from the tax mailing address.
Parcel or serial number	The countywide identifier for appraisal, taxation and record research.	Do not confuse it with a deed entry or payment confirmation.
Legal description	Helps connect the parcel to deeds, plats and subdivision records.	Use recorded documents and title research for legal conclusions.
Land value	The Assessor’s value assigned to the land component.	It is not necessarily a stand-alone land sale price.
Building value	The appraisal contribution assigned to structures and improvements.	It is not an insurance replacement-cost estimate.
Final market value	The county’s current fair-market-value determination.	The tax bill also depends on taxable value and rates.
Property type	Shows the property classification or current county use code.	A material error should be documented before requesting correction.
Tax district	Identifies the group of taxing entities associated with the parcel.	Nearby properties can have different combined rates.
Sales history	Provides context for prior transfers and valuation research.	Verify whether a transaction was open-market and arm’s-length.

Not legal proof: an Assessor record is not a title report, survey, zoning approval, building permit or guarantee of exact physical measurements.

Use the Parcel Viewer and Tax-District Map Correctly

Interactive parcel map

Use the parcel viewer for vacant land, neighboring parcels, properties with confusing addresses and visual confirmation of the parcel location.

Official Salt Lake County parcel map Open Parcel Viewer

Tax-district context

Tax-district information helps identify the service entities connected to the parcel and explains why nearby homes can have different tax combinations.

Official Assessor map resources Open GIS Resources

Boundary warning: a county GIS line or tax plat is informational and should not be used to place a fence, decide an easement or resolve an encroachment.

Salt Lake County Property-Tax Calendar for 2026

January 1, 2026 — valuation date

Appeal evidence should support the property’s fair market value and condition as of January 1.

July 22, 2026 — valuation notices mailed by this date

The notice shows the county market value, taxable-value information, proposed tax changes and right-to-appeal date.

August 1, 2026 — appeal filing begins

The 2026 appeal portal and form process open for current-year valuation challenges.

September 1, 2026 — tax-relief deadline

Submit the applicable Treasurer relief application and required documentation by this date.

September 15, 2026 — standard appeal deadline

File by September 15 or within 45 days after the valuation notice was mailed, whichever produces the later deadline.

By November 1, 2026 — official tax notice

The Treasurer sends the current-year property-tax notice by this date.

November 30, 2026 — last regular payment day

Pay or obtain a timely postmark by the deadline. When November 30 falls on a weekend or holiday, the date moves to the next business day.

December 1, 2026 — delinquency begins

The ordinary penalty is the greater of 2.5% or $10 for each parcel.

January 31, 2027 — reduced-penalty opportunity

The penalty may be reduced to the greater of 1% or $10 when all delinquent taxes and penalty are paid by the applicable January deadline.

Why a 2026 Notice Can Show a Higher Tax Amount

A higher proposed tax does not always mean the Assessor raised only the market value. The notice combines valuation information with rates or proposed changes from several taxing entities.

Market value changed

The Assessor may have changed the land, building or total market value based on the county valuation process.

Taxing-entity rate changed

A city, school district, county or special-service entity can affect the combined tax amount.

Exemption changed

Removal or correction of the primary residential exemption can materially change taxable value.

2026 Salt Lake County line: the county’s current explanation says its portion reflects an approximately 14.65% approved increase. Salt Lake County’s portion is only one part of a bill that commonly includes several local service entities.

First compare market value and exemption status. Then review each taxing entity shown on the valuation notice before deciding whether the issue belongs with the Assessor, Board of Equalization or taxing entity.

Official Salt Lake County 2026 tax-change explanation Understand the 2026 County Line

How to File a 2026 Salt Lake County Property Appeal

Appeal the current fair market value, not the tax amount. A complete filing must state the owner’s opinion of fair market value and include credible evidence when submitted.

Download the valuation notice

Confirm the parcel number, original assessed value, notice mailing date and final acceptable filing date.

Set your opinion of fair market value

The 2026 appeal form requires a specific requested value. Do not leave the field blank or request only a percentage reduction.

Choose the factual appeal basis

Use a recent purchase, professional appraisal, comparable sales, factual error, commercial income approach or cost approach when supported by evidence.

Attach all evidence at filing

The current instructions say all supporting evidence must accompany the initial application. An appeal without sufficient evidence may be dismissed.

Choose a hearing preference

The form offers waiver, phone hearing, virtual hearing and an in-person hearing route for people requiring special accommodations.

Sign the form or add owner authorization

The owner or authorized representative must sign. A representative needs the owner-authorization form or another valid signed authorization.

Submit before the correct cutoff

Use the online portal, official email, mail or in-person delivery and retain proof of the complete submission.

2026 filing cutoffs

Method	Deadline requirement	Proof to keep
Online	Submit by 11:59:59 p.m. on September 15 or the later date shown on the notice.	Confirmation number, date, time and every uploaded file.
Email	Send the signed form and evidence to the official appeal email by the applicable deadline.	Sent message, attachments and delivery response.
Mail	The mailing must carry a postmark no later than September 15 unless a later deadline applies.	Tracking or a dated postal acceptance receipt.
In person	Deliver the application before 5:00 p.m. on September 15 unless the notice provides a later date.	A stamped copy or written receipt.

Use the current form address: the current 2026 appeal form directs filings to Salt Lake County Board of Equalization, 2001 S State Street, Suite N3-300, or PO Box 144575, Salt Lake City, UT 84114.

Official 2026 appeal form and instructions

Open 2026 Appeal Form Review Submission Options Find Valuation Notice

Build Evidence for the 2026 Market-Value Appeal

Every exhibit should help prove the property’s fair market value as of January 1, 2026.

Appeal basis	Evidence to include	Preparation tip
Recent purchase	Signed Settlement Statement, Closing Disclosure or HUD-1, plus the purchase appraisal when available.	Explain whether the sale was open-market and whether unusual concessions affected the price.
Professional appraisal	The complete signed appraisal report with an effective date close to January 1.	Do not submit only the cover page or final value page.
Residential comparable sales	At least three similar recent sales; full MLS listing information is preferred.	Compare location, size, age, condition, style, land area and sale terms.
Factual error	Photos, plans, measurements, deed information or appraisal material proving the error.	Show how the error caused the county value to exceed market value.
Construction or cost approach	January 1 construction progress, hard costs, soft costs, land value and entrepreneurial profit.	Separate work completed by January 1 from work completed later.
Commercial income approach	Prior-year rent roll, income and expense statement, vacancy support and capitalization-rate evidence.	Owner-occupied property may require supported comparable market-rent information.

Comparable-sale rules

A minimum of three comparable sales is recommended.
Sales from July 1 of the prior year through April 1 of the current year are generally most relevant.
A residential purchase from July 1 of the prior year through June 30 of the current year can be strong evidence.
Use complete listing information where available.
Explain adjustments for meaningful differences.
State the value conclusion the evidence supports.

Appeal-package index

Parcel number and property address.
County’s 2026 assessed market value.
Owner’s requested fair market value.
One clear sentence stating the appeal basis.
Numbered exhibits in a logical order.
A short explanation of what each exhibit proves.

Inflation-adjusted value: when a qualifying property’s value was reduced through a prior-year appeal, an inflation-adjusted value may apply. Ask the Clerk of the Board whether this affects the burden of proof for your parcel.

Official 2026 evidence guide PDF Read the 2026 Evidence Guide

Appeal Review, Hearing and Final Decision

Assessor review

The Assessor may review the application and evidence and make a recommendation before a formal hearing.

Hearing officer

An independent hearing officer reviews the evidence and testimony and makes a recommendation.

Board decision

The Board of Equalization makes the final county decision and may raise, lower or maintain the market value.

Hearing checklist

Check email, text messages and spam folders for hearing information.
Keep the original evidence in the exact order used for filing.
Prepare a brief explanation of the requested value.
Focus on January 1 market value rather than tax affordability.
Explain why each comparable is genuinely similar.
Review county evidence when it becomes available.
Request reasonable accommodation with the advance notice stated on the form.

Commercial appeal rule: the 2026 form includes a confidentiality agreement required for commercial appeals before protected Assessor information can be reviewed.

Pay while the appeal is pending: if no final decision has been issued by November 30, pay the billed tax to avoid penalty and interest. A qualifying refund follows the final decision.

Official appeal process and status tools

Review the Appeal Process Look Up Appeal Status

Salt Lake County Primary Residential Exemption

A qualifying primary residence generally receives a 45% reduction in taxable value, so taxes are commonly calculated on 55% of market value before other adjustments.

General qualification

The dwelling serves as someone’s primary domicile.
It is occupied as a primary residence for at least 183 consecutive days in a year.
Only one exemption may be claimed per household within Utah.
A tenant, including a non-paying family member, can establish qualifying primary-residence use.
Ordinary vacation rentals, cabins, summer homes and second homes do not qualify.

Declaration-letter workflow

Letters are generally sent when the owner mailing address differs from the property location.
If no declaration letter was received, the county says verification is not required solely for that mailing campaign.
A recipient generally has 30 days from the mailing date to respond.
Failure to respond can result in removal of the exemption.
Reapplication may require a driver licence, voter registration, rental agreement or other residence proof.

Domicile warning: the declaration creates a presumption of Utah domicile for income-tax purposes. Owners with multiple homes, out-of-state income or spouses living separately should obtain appropriate tax advice.

Official Salt Lake County residential-exemption resources

Review Exemption Rules Open Parcel and PIN Form

Primary-Residence Taxable-Value Estimator

Estimate the taxable value after Utah’s 45% primary residential exemption and optionally estimate tax using a combined rate. This is planning help only and is not an official bill.

County market value ($)

Primary residential exemption

Other reduction or exemption ($)

Estimated combined tax rate (%)

Fixed charges or adjustments ($)

Enter the county market value to estimate taxable value.

Estimate only: verify the final exemption, certified rate, tax district, fixed charges, abatements, deferrals and amount due on official county records.

Salt Lake County Property-Tax Relief Programs for 2026

These programs are separate from a valuation appeal and the primary residential exemption. The official 2026 information sheet states that applicable applications must be renewed with the Treasurer by September 1, 2026.

Program	2026 benefit	Core eligibility signal
Circuit Breaker	A credit equivalent to a 20% fair-market-value reduction plus a tax credit up to $1,412.	Generally age 67 before January 1, 2027 or qualifying widow; own and occupy January 1; 2025 household income no more than $44,221.
Indigent Abatement	Credit up to $1,412 but not more than 50% of remaining tax after other relief.	Generally age 65 before January 1, 2027 or receiving Social Security Disability, 10 months’ residence and qualifying income/assets.
Hardship Abatement	Credit up to $1,412, limited to 50% of remaining tax after other relief.	No age restriction, but Indigent-style requirements and a documented hardship apply.
Disabled Veteran Exemption	Reduction of up to $535,459 in taxable value for qualifying property.	Qualifying service-connected disability or eligible unmarried surviving spouse with current VA documentation.
Active-Duty Veteran	Potential 100% exemption of primary-residence taxable value up to one acre.	At least 200 qualifying active-duty days outside Utah during the applicable 2025 service period.
Blind Exemption	Up to $11,500 of taxable value for qualifying real and tangible personal property.	Qualifying visual-acuity or field-of-vision standard supported by an ophthalmologist.
Senior Deferral	Defers current property taxes for later payment rather than cancelling the tax.	Generally age 75 before January 1, 2027, income up to $88,442 and applicable value, ownership and asset limits.

Documents to prepare

Complete 2025 federal tax returns and schedules for required household members.
W-2s, 1099s and proof of non-taxable income when no return was filed.
IRS wage and income transcript or Social Security earnings statement when required.
Year-end bank, brokerage, retirement and investment statements for asset-tested programs.
Information about other real estate owned.
Current VA certification, military orders or DD-214 when applicable.
Ophthalmologist certification for a first blind-exemption application.
A detailed hardship statement and supporting records when applicable.

Private-record note: records showing whether a taxpayer receives an exemption, deferral or abatement are treated as private. Owners and authorized agents must follow the Treasurer’s document-request rules.

Official 2026 Treasurer tax-relief resources

Open Tax-Relief Hub Read 2026 Relief Sheet Open 2026 Application

Find and Pay Salt Lake County Property Taxes

Use the Treasurer payment system—not the Assessor parcel page—when you need the amount due, delinquent balance, payment cart or official acknowledgment.

Search by parcel number or address

The parcel number is safest. When using an address, select the county-generated dropdown result.

Confirm the parcel and tax year

Match the address, parcel number, tax year and amount before adding the property to the cart.

Check current and delinquent amounts

Review whether the screen includes prior tax, penalty, interest, partial payments or another adjustment.

Compare the payment fee

E-check is currently free. Debit, credit card and digital-wallet transactions carry separate processing fees.

Wait for the acknowledgment number

The official payment time is when the website acknowledges the transaction, not when you first click the payment button.

Save the receipt and verify posting

Keep the acknowledgment number and recheck the parcel after the county’s processing period.

Current online payment fees

Method	Current fee	What to know
E-check	$0	Use a valid checking-account and routing number. Post-dated payments are not accepted.
Debit card	1% of the payment, minimum $1.50	The processing-bank fee is separate from the tax payment.
Credit card	2.39% of the payment, minimum $1.50	Compare the cost with the free e-check option before paying a large balance.
Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay	2.39% of the payment, minimum $1.50	Confirm availability and the final fee on the checkout screen.

Do not wait until the last minute: if the acknowledgment occurs after the deadline, the payment can be treated as late even when the user began entering information earlier. A rejected payment does not automatically create extra time.

Mortgage escrow checklist

Confirm the parcel ID with the mortgage company.
Ask whether the tax notice was received.
Record the scheduled payment date and amount.
Check the Treasurer account before November 30.
Keep the servicer’s written confirmation.

Payment not showing

Find the acknowledgment number and transaction time.
Confirm the parcel and tax year used.
Check whether the bank rejected or reversed the payment.
Contact the Treasurer before paying again.
Request an official payment history when necessary.

Official Salt Lake County Treasurer payment tools

Search and Pay Tax Check Delinquent Balance Find a Tax Notice

Search Salt Lake County Deeds and Recorded Documents

The Assessor helps identify the parcel. The Recorder supplies the recorded-document list and deeper document access.

Find the parcel number first

Recorder property searches need an address or parcel number, so obtain the parcel ID from the Assessor when necessary.

Accept the search terms

The free Recorder search requires agreement to the terms of service and selection of the auto-populated address or parcel result.

Review the document list

Look for deeds, trust deeds, liens, releases, easements, plats and other instruments associated with the parcel.

Choose free or paid access

The free search supplies a quick document list. A $5 temporary package provides up to 150 data units for deeper digital research and closes after 24 hours or when the units are used.

Verify ownership conclusions

Recorder data can be 24 hours old or older. A professional title search may be required to confirm ownership, liens, easements or title defects.

Recorder option	What it provides	Best use
Free Search	Quick list of recorded documents connected to the property.	Checking whether a deed, lien, release or related instrument appears.
$5 temporary access	Up to 150 data units for 24 hours or until the units are consumed.	A small project requiring fuller digital records.
Data-unit package	Ongoing account access using purchased data units.	Regular professional or higher-volume research.
Title search	Professional review of ownership, liens, encumbrances and title issues.	Purchases, disputes, refinancing and legal title questions.

Document-image timing: the Recorder says documents recorded before 2:00 p.m. are generally available by the next working day, while new subdivision plats may take longer.

Official Salt Lake County Recorder search

Open Free Recorder Search Compare Data Services

New Salt Lake County Property Owner Checklist

Verify the recorded property

Confirm that the deed was recorded under the correct buyer names.
Save the parcel ID and recorded-document information.
Compare the deed legal description with the Assessor parcel.
Check whether the Assessor owner display has updated.
Verify the physical and mailing addresses.
Keep the closing disclosure and title policy.

Protect the valuation and tax record

Confirm the primary residential exemption status.
Respond to any residential declaration letter within the stated time.
Download and review the valuation notice.
Confirm mortgage-escrow responsibility.
Check for a prior delinquent balance.
Verify that the current tax payment posts.

Create one property folder: deed, title policy, survey, parcel record, valuation notice, appeal evidence, exemption confirmation, tax notice and payment receipt.

Salt Lake County Property Offices and Call Scripts

Office	Use it for	Contact details
Assessor	Parcel search, ownership display, market value, property facts, maps and residential exemption.	385-468-8000 2001 S State St, Suite N2-600 Salt Lake City, UT 84114-7421 Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Auditor / Board of Equalization Clerk	Appeal filing, valuation notice, documents, deadlines and appeal status.	385-468-7200 propertytaxappeals@saltlakecounty.gov 2001 S State St, Suite N3-300 Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Council Tax Administration	Appeal evidence, hearing process and appeal-preparation assistance.	385-468-8120 2001 S State St, Suite N2-200 Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Treasurer	Tax notices, payments, delinquency, prepayments and tax relief.	385-468-8300 treasurer@saltlakecounty.gov 2001 S State St, Suite N1-200 Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Recorder Data Services	Deeds, legal descriptions, recorded documents, plats and owner history.	385-468-8145 2001 S State St, Suite N1-600 Salt Lake City, UT 84190 Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Parcel-record script

“I am calling about parcel [number]. I need help confirming the 2026 value or correcting [specific property fact]. I have the parcel record and supporting document ready.”

Appeal script

“My valuation notice for parcel [number] was mailed on [date]. I need to confirm my appeal deadline and whether my evidence for [purchase, appraisal, comparable sales or factual error] is complete.”

Payment script

“I am calling about parcel [number]. A payment of [amount] was submitted on [date]. Please confirm the acknowledgment, posting status and remaining balance.”

Official Salt Lake County Property Resources

Use these sources after identifying whether the task belongs to the Assessor, Auditor, Treasurer or Recorder.

Property valuation search

Search the owner, property address or parcel number and review current valuation details.

Open Assessor Search

Advanced parcel search

Search using owner, address, parcel ID, property type and other available fields.

Open Advanced Search

Parcel viewer

Use an interactive map to identify a parcel and review available map context.

Open Parcel Map

Valuation-notice lookup

Download available Notices of Property Valuation and Tax Changes.

Find Valuation Notice

2026 appeal hub

Find the current form, evidence guide, filing methods and appeal-status tools.

Open Appeal Hub

Tax search and payment

Search a parcel, review amounts due and submit an official payment.

Open Tax Payment

Tax-relief programs

Review Circuit Breaker, indigent, hardship, veteran, blind and senior-deferral programs.

Open Tax-Relief Hub

Recorder free search

Find a quick list of recorded documents using an address or parcel number.

Search Recorder Records

Utah property-tax guidance

Review statewide assessment, exemption, appeal and property-tax information.

Open Utah Property Tax

Salt Lake County Property Search FAQ

What is the official Salt Lake County Assessor property search?

The official Assessor valuation search lets users find a property by owner, address or parcel number. The advanced search also provides additional parcel and property-type fields.

Can I search Salt Lake County property records by owner name?

Yes. Try the last name first or the displayed last-name-first-name format. Use the address or parcel number when a trust, LLC, estate or recent ownership transfer appears differently.

What does a Salt Lake County parcel number look like?

A common displayed format is 00-00-000-000-0000. County systems may accept the number with or without dashes, but always verify the result against the property address.

When can I file a 2026 Salt Lake County valuation appeal?

Appeals are accepted beginning August 1, 2026. The standard filing deadline is September 15, 2026, or 45 days after the valuation notice was mailed when that creates a later deadline.

What evidence should I submit with an appeal?

Useful evidence includes a recent Closing Disclosure, complete professional appraisal, at least three comparable sales, proof of a factual error, construction costs or commercial income and expense information.

How does the primary residential exemption work?

A qualifying primary residence generally receives a 45% taxable-value reduction, meaning property tax is commonly calculated on 55% of fair market value before other adjustments.

Where do I pay Salt Lake County property taxes?

Use the official Salt Lake County Treasurer payment system. The Assessor property search provides valuation information but is not the property-tax payment portal.

When are 2026 Salt Lake County property taxes due?

The regular current-year payment deadline is November 30, 2026. Unpaid current taxes generally become delinquent December 1.

Where can I find a Salt Lake County deed?

Use the Recorder’s free property search or Data Services. Start with the parcel number from the Assessor search, then review recorded deeds and related documents.

Is the Salt Lake County parcel map a legal survey?

No. Parcel maps and tax plats are informational. Use recorded documents, a title professional and a licensed surveyor for boundary, easement or encroachment decisions.

Complete the Lookup in the Correct Order

Start with the Assessor to identify the parcel and save the parcel number. Move to the Board of Equalization for a value appeal, the Treasurer for a bill or relief application, and the Recorder for deeds and title-history clues.

Before relying on a result, verify the parcel, valuation year, exemption, filing deadline, tax amount and official payment acknowledgment.