Utah § 59-2-920 - Resolution and levy to be forwarded to commission.
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§ 59-2-920. Resolution and levy to be forwarded to commission.
59-2-920. Resolution and levy to be forwarded to commission.
| (1) | If a taxing entity, after fulfilling the requirements of Section 59-2-919, adopts a resolution to levy a tax rate that exceeds the taxing entity's certified tax rate, the taxing entity shall forward the resolution to the tax commission along with the statement of the amount and purpose of the levy required under Sections 59-2-912 and 59-2-913. |
| (2) | No tax rate in excess of the certified tax rate may be certified by the commission or implemented by the taxing entity until the resolution described in Subsection (1) is adopted by the governing authority of the taxing entity and submitted to the commission. |
Amended by Chapter 322, 2019 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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