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How to get a tax delinquent list in Utah

In Utah, unpaid property tax is collected by the county treasurer. The system for unpaid tax is: county tax sale. LeadCounty tracks 3,341 tax-delinquent properties in 2 Utah counties, refreshed weekly. Some counties publish their list free; LeadCounty matches, scores and filters the records for you.

Where the official list lives

The office is the county treasurer. Whether it shows a full delinquent list, a parcel-by-parcel search or a sale notice, and whether there is a fee, is decided by each county, so check the office's website for your county.

Property tax rolls and ownership come from the county auditor, assessor or appraiser. A parcel number links the tax record to the deed and the owner's mailing address.

The free route

Many counties let you look up a parcel's tax status for free, and some publish the whole list. If you only need one list in one county, the county office may be enough. LeadCounty is useful when you want the records of many offices matched to the right property, scored with reasons, and refreshed every week, with filters such as years behind, amount owed and absentee owner.

Tax delinquent properties in Utah counties we cover

Tax-delinquent properties by Utah county, largest first.
CountyTax delinquentProperties
Utah County (Provo)3,084269,433
Salt Lake County257396,005

Utah tax sale rules at a glance

Unpaid tax
County tax sale. In the fifth year of unpaid tax the county sells the property at its yearly tax sale in May or June.
Redemption period
The owner can pay until the sale; there is no redemption after the county's tax deed.
Mortgage foreclosure
Non-judicial. Most foreclosures are trustee's sales under a deed of trust.
Statute
Utah Code §59-2-1351 and following (tax sale)

General information, not legal advice. Check the statute and the county office before you act.

Questions

Who has the tax delinquent list in Utah?

Unpaid property tax is collected by the county treasurer. Some counties publish the full list on that office's website; others only let you search one parcel at a time. The format and any fee are set by each county.

Is the tax delinquent list in Utah free?

Often the county shows delinquent accounts for free, one parcel at a time. Some publish a full list or sell it. LeadCounty's value is matching, scoring and filtering the records, not owning them.

What happens to a tax delinquent property in Utah?

See the table above for the sale type and redemption period. Check the statute and your county office for the current rules.

How we make these guides

Written by the LeadCounty editorial and data team from official county, court and state sources and our own weekly counts. We name the office behind every number, say what we cannot see, and fix mistakes when you tell us. See our editorial standards and methodology. General information, not legal or financial advice. Refreshed weekly.

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