Weber County Clerk/Auditor

• Military personnel who were on orders outside of Utah for 200 days (consecutive or cumulative), within a 365 day period, with the 200^th day occurring in 2024, may be eligible for tax relief. You will need to provide a copy of your travel voucher showing the days that you left and returned to Utah.

• File an application with the County Clerk/Auditor no later than September 1, 2025.

• Be a veteran having a service-connected disability, or the unmarried surviving spouse or minor orphan child of a veteran who had a service-connected disability, or who died in the line of duty.
• An unmarried spouse or minor orphan must submit an affidavit and letter from the VA stating your relation to the veteran and the disability rating.
• Provide documentation from the VA showing a disability rating of 10% or greater.
• Must be a recorded owner of the property in 2025. If you lived in multiple counties, apply in the county you reside in as of September 1, 2025.
• For real property or for mobile homes, your home must be your primary residence.
• If the property is held in a Trust, a copy of the Trust Agreement is required.
• For personal property, the personal property tax notice or vehicle registration must be presented to the Clerk/Auditor’s office for processing.

• Up to $521,620 in taxable value of real and/or personal property is exempt from taxation.
• The amount of exemption varies based on the percentage of service-connected disability.

• File an application with the County Clerk/Auditor no later than September 1, 2025.

• Certified legally blind, or the unmarried surviving spouse or minor orphan of a deceased blind person.
• An unmarried spouse or minor orphan must submit an affidavit stating they qualify.
• First-time applicants must submit a statement signed by a licensed ophthalmologist.
• Must be a recorded owner of the property as of January 1, 2025.
• For real property, your home must be your primary residence.
• If the property is held in a Trust, a copy of the Trust Agreement is required.
• For personal property, the personal property tax notice or vehicle registration must be presented to the Clerk/Auditor’s office for processing.

• Up to $11,500 in taxable value of real and/or personal property is exempt from taxation.

• File an application with the County Clerk/Auditor no later than September 1, 2025.

• Be of age 75 by December 31, 2025.
• No delinquent taxes or other outstanding charges on the property.
• There are several requirements regarding the property. Please see our website or contact us for details.

• Taxes are deferred. These taxes accrue with interest and become due when the property is no longer your primary residence.

• File an application with the County Clerk/Auditor no later than September 1, 2025.

• Must be a recorded owner of the property as of January 1, 2025.
• Must live in the State of Utah for the entire calendar year of 2025.
• Be of age 66 prior to December 31, 2025 OR be an unmarried widow or widower of any age.
• 2024 total gross household income cannot exceed $42,623.
• Applicant must not be claimed as a personal exemption on any other individual’s tax return.
• All financial information requested must be included with your application.

• A 2025 Tax Relief application. Please be sure to complete all applicable sections and sign.
• For each person residing in the household in 2025, provide 2024 income verification including:
  • A copy of the 2024 annual statement of benefits (form SSA-1099) for each household member who received Social Security.
  • A complete copy of your 2024 Federal Income Tax Return (form 1040 or 1040A), including all attachments and schedules.
  • If you did not file a 2024 Federal Income Tax Return, please send copies of all 1099 forms that were received for social security, pensions, bank interest, dividends and any other payments or income.
  • If the property is held in a Trust, a copy of the Trust Agreement is required.
  • If under age 66, a copy of spouse’s death certificate must be included.

• For Homeowner
  • A 20% reduction of value and a credit of up to $1312 against taxes due on an applicant’s primary residence. (Amount of credit depends on income.)
• For Renter
  • You may qualify for a refund of a portion of rent paid in 2024 (this includes space rental for mobile home owners). Please contact the State Tax Commission for information & forms. (801) 297-2200.

• File an application with the County Clerk/Auditor no later than September 1, 2025.

• Must be a recorded owner of the property as of January 1, 2025.
• Live in the residence for which relief is requested for at least 10 months in 2025.
• 2024 total gross household income cannot exceed $42,623.
• Attach all financial information requested. (Refer to ‘Circuit Breaker Documents Required’ above)
• If the property is held in a Trust, a copy of the Trust Agreement is required.

For Extreme Hardship - Will require a letter to the Commission detailing the reasons for financial hardship.
For Medical Disability - Will require a letter from a physician stating the nature and extent of the disability.

• A credit of up to $1312 but not more than 50% of current year tax due after deduction of any other applicable property tax assistance.

• File an application with the County Clerk/Auditor no later than September 1, 2025.