Utah State Tax Forms

Utah provides a comprehensive set of state tax forms tailored to different types of taxpayers, including individuals, businesses, partnerships, estates, and trusts.

These forms are used to report income, calculate state tax liability, claim credits and adjustments, and reconcile withholding and estimated payments.

All current Utah tax forms, instructions, and filing resources are available directly from the Utah State Tax Commission through its official website.

Key Utah State Tax Forms

Individual Income Tax Forms

• Form TC-40 – Utah Individual Income Tax Return
  This is the primary income tax return for Utah residents, part-year residents, and nonresidents who have Utah-source income. It is used to report income, calculate tax owed, and determine whether a refund is due.
• Form TC-40A – Utah Individual Income Tax Supplemental Schedule
  Used to report additions to and subtractions from income, as well as to claim certain nonrefundable and refundable credits.
• Form TC-40B – Nonresident or Part-Year Resident Income Schedule
  Required for nonresidents and part-year residents to calculate the portion of income that is taxable by Utah.
• Form TC-40W – Utah Withholding Tax Schedule
  Used to report Utah income tax withheld, including withholding shown on Forms W-2, 1099, and other income statements.

Business and Entity Tax Forms

• Form TC-20 – Utah Corporation Franchise and Income Tax Return
  Filed by C corporations to report Utah taxable income and calculate franchise or income tax owed.
• Form TC-20S – Utah S Corporation Return
  Used by S corporations to report income, deductions, and credits for Utah tax purposes.
• Form TC-65 – Utah Partnership / LLP / LLC Return
  Filed by partnerships and certain limited liability companies to report income, deductions, and pass-through information to owners.

Fiduciary Tax Forms

• Form TC-41 – Utah Fiduciary Income Tax Return
  Used by estates and trusts to report income earned and calculate any Utah tax liability.

Filing Your Utah Taxes

Recommended: Electronic Filing

The Utah State Tax Commission encourages electronic filing, as it is the fastest, safest, and most accurate way to file state tax returns.

• Taxpayer Access Point (TAP):
  Utah’s official online portal allows taxpayers to file returns, make payments, check refund status, and manage tax accounts securely.
• Approved Tax Software:
  Many commercial tax preparation programs support Utah e-filing and integrate directly with TAP for faster processing.

Benefits of e-filing include:

• Faster refunds
• Fewer errors due to automatic calculations
• Immediate confirmation of receipt
• Secure electronic payments
• Easy access to prior-year filings

Paper Filing (If Necessary)

Taxpayers who choose not to file electronically can download paper forms in PDF format from the Utah State Tax Commission’s forms page. Completed forms must be printed, signed, and mailed to the appropriate address listed in the instructions.

Paying Taxes Due

• Online Payments:
  Payments can be made securely through TAP using bank transfer or other approved payment methods.
• Mail-In Payments:
  Taxpayers filing by mail may include a check or money order along with the appropriate payment coupon, such as Form TC-547 for individual income tax payments.

Final Tip

For most taxpayers, electronic filing through TAP or approved software is the best option, offering convenience, accuracy, and faster processing. Paper filing should generally be reserved for situations where electronic filing is not possible.