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Utah paycheck calculator · 2026

Utah taxes wages at a single flat rate. On $75,000 a single filer keeps $58,483 a year (22.0% total tax), of which $3,103 goes to Utah.

Tax year 2026Rules v2026.1Verified Oct 17, 2026IRS Tax Table 8,248 / 8,248 matched

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Take-home pay in Utah at common salaries

2026 rules. Single filer with no dependents, and a married couple filing jointly with two children (one earner). No pre-tax deductions.

Gross salarySingle · take-homeTotal tax rateUtah taxMarried, 2 childrenTotal tax rate
$30,000$25,76614.1%$516$38,421-28.1%
$40,000$33,22616.9%$1,091$45,789-14.5%
$50,000$40,68618.6%$1,666$52,135-4.3%
$60,000$48,14619.8%$2,241$57,6803.9%
$75,000$58,48322.0%$3,103$67,38510.2%
$100,000$74,72425.3%$4,450$86,03514.0%
$125,000$91,14127.1%$5,563$104,68516.3%
$150,000$107,11628.6%$6,675$121,63818.9%
$200,000$140,02730.0%$8,900$154,89922.6%

How Utah taxes wages

Rules verified Oct 15, 2026 · official sources listed under Data sources.

  • State income tax$3,103

    Utah taxes your Utah taxable income (federal adjusted gross income) of $75,000 at a flat 4.45%. Taxable income: $75,000. Tax: $75,000 × 4.45% = $3,337.50. Credits: taxpayer tax credit (6% of $16,100, less 1.3% of income above $18,696) = $234.05.

    Utah Code 59-10-104 · Utah Code 59-10-1018 · Utah Code 59-10-1047

Example shown for a single filer earning $75,000 in 2026. Change the assumptions in the calculator above to see your own numbers.

Utah at a glance

2026 rules, worked out by the calculator above.

State and local tax on the next $1,000
5.75% at $45,000 · 5.75% at $85,000 · 4.45% at $165,000Single filer, no pre-tax deductions.
Age 65 and older
State tax on $40,000 of wages falls from $1,091 to $968.

Utah and its neighbors on $75,000

Take-home pay for a single filer, 2026, under each state's own rules.

Nevada$61,587Wyoming$61,587Arizona$60,114New Mexico$59,230Idaho$58,865Colorado$58,665Utah$58,483
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