Utah's withholding rate falls to 4.45% from 1 June 2026

Utah's flat income tax rate fell from 4.50% to 4.45%, and the withholding schedules that apply it changed for pay periods beginning on or after 1 June 2026.

In force from in Utah. Figures worked out by Payloom's engine.

What changed

Every figure in the schedule moved with the rate: the monthly base allowance and the income where it starts to phase out.

Utah withholding rate

Until 31 May 2026
Pay a monthRate
All taxable pay4.5%
From 1 June 2026
Pay a monthRate
All taxable pay4.45%

What it does to a payslip

The same monthly pay, worked out by the engine on 31 May 2026 and again on 1 June 2026, with nothing else changed.

Gross a month (USD) Take-home before Take-home after Change
4,000.00 3,215.67 3,217.67 +2.00
8,000.00 6,003.83 6,007.83 +4.00
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Who it affects

Every Utah employee has slightly less withheld: USD 2 a month on USD 4,000 and USD 4 a month on USD 8,000.

How Payloom handles a change like this

The old rule closes on 31 May 2026 and the new one starts on 1 June 2026, both checked against the source and countersigned before they can price a real payroll. Months already paid keep the rules they were paid on, for good. A month calculated before the new rule arrived is marked out of date, and approving it is refused until it is worked out again.

Source

Utah State Tax Commission, Publication 14 (Rev. 4/26), Withholding Tax Guide, monthly schedule.

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