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2026 Utah Income Tax Brackets & Rates

Federal and state tax brackets, capital gains rates, and corporate tax rates for Utah in tax year 2026.

Federal Income Tax Brackets (2026)

FromToRate
$0$12,40010.00%
$12,400$50,40012.00%
$50,400$105,70022.00%
$105,700$201,77524.00%
$201,775$256,22532.00%
$256,225$640,60035.00%
$640,60037.00%

Utah State Income Tax Brackets (2026)

FromToRate
$04.45%

Federal Capital Gains Tax Brackets (2026)

FromToRate
$0$49,4500.00%
$49,450$545,50015.00%
$545,50020.00%

Additional Information

Federal Corporate Tax Rate
21.00%
State Corporate Tax Rate
4.45%
Federal Standard Deduction (Single)
$16,100

Sources & Trust

Every figure above is traceable to a published source. Each source is rated by what published it, not by how confident we feel about it.

Federal (United States) — 2026

OfficialValues verified
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  1. Cited for Rate brackets, Standard deduction, Capital gains, Corporate rate · confirmed

    Section 4.14(1) table, page 18 of the PDF

  2. Cited for Rate brackets, Standard deduction · confirmed

    Press release states $16,100 directly

  3. Cited for Corporate rate · confirmed

    Official U.S. Code text: flat 21% corporate rate under §11(b)

How we rate sources — tiers are derived from what published the document, not from our confidence in it.

Utah — 2026

OfficialValues verified

2026 rate cut to 4.45% (individual and corporate) per SB 60, retrospective to Jan 1 2026.

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  1. Cited for Standard deduction · confirmed

    Official current rate page, fetched this session — as of fetch it still only listed the 4.5%/2025 rate as 'current' and had no 2026 TTC figures published yet.

  2. Cited for Rate brackets, Capital gains, Corporate rate · confirmed

    Official enrolled bill text (primary/legislative), fetched and read this session — Section 3, Utah Code 59-10-104(2)(b): '4.45%' replacing struck '4.5%'; Section 4/5: effective May 6, 2026, retrospective to tax years beginning on/after Jan…

  3. Cited for Rate brackets · confirmed

    Corroborating news report confirming Gov. Cox signed the bill on March 23, 2026.

How we rate sources — tiers are derived from what published the document, not from our confidence in it.