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Utah sales tax permit: who needs one

Yes. Businesses making taxable sales in Utah need a permit from Utah's tax agency before the first sale. Out-of-state sellers must register once sales into Utah pass $100,000, measured over the previous or current calendar year. As of October 2026.

Remote-seller threshold$100,000sales into the state
Transaction testRepealedsince <time datetime="2025-07-01">Jul 1, 2025</time>
Measured overprior or current calendar year

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Sales tax in Utah, step by step

Each rule comes from the state's own page, linked in the table below.

  1. 1

    Selling in the state? Register first

    Before your first sale

    A store, office, employees or inventory in Utah (including inventory in a marketplace warehouse) means you register before you sell. Register with the Utah Tax, which lists any registration fee or security deposit it requires.

  2. 2

    Selling from out of state? Watch the threshold

    Economic nexus

    You must register once sales into Utah pass $100,000 in the previous or current calendar year. What counts: gross revenue from sales into Utah. 2025 SB 47 repealed the 200-transaction test effective 7/1/2025.

  3. 3

    Streamlined Sales Tax member

    Free registration option

    Utah is a full member of the Streamlined Sales Tax agreement, so remote sellers can also register through the SST registration system, one form for every member state.

  4. 4

    Count marketplace sales the state's way

    Amazon, Etsy, eBay

    Utah does not count sales made through a marketplace toward the threshold. The marketplace usually collects the tax on those sales, but you may still need to register for your own website's sales.

  5. 5

    Collect the right rate and file every period

    Where people get stuck

    The rate is the state rate plus any local rate where the buyer receives the goods. When you register, the Utah Tax assigns how often you file; file every period it assigns.

  6. 6

    Selling into other states too?

    Free tool

    Selling into other states is a separate question: each one has its own threshold. Our free Nexus Detective checks your sales against all of them.

Utah sales tax rules at a glance

RuleUtah
Remote-seller sales threshold$100,000
Transaction testsince
Measured overprevious or current calendar year
What countsgross revenue from sales into Utah
Marketplace sales count?No
Streamlined Sales Tax memberFull member
SourceUtah State Tax Commission, checked

From the state's own page, linked above. Rates and thresholds change; the state's page wins if it differs.

We do not register for sales tax or file returns. The registration is a form you can file yourself; our sales tax registration guide walks through it, and a CPA can take over the filing.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a sales tax permit in Utah?

Yes. Businesses making taxable sales in Utah need a permit from Utah's tax agency before the first sale. Out-of-state sellers must register once sales into Utah pass $100,000, measured over the previous or current calendar year.

Does Utah charge for a sales tax permit?

Some states charge nothing and some charge a small fee or ask for a security deposit. The Utah Tax site lists Utah's current requirement.

Do I need a permit in Utah if I only sell online?

Yes once your sales into Utah pass the threshold above, or right away if you store inventory or have staff there.

Does forming an LLC register me for sales tax?

No. The LLC filing and the sales tax registration are separate. You register with the state tax agency after the LLC exists, using its EIN.

Does Vermilion Vitez file sales tax returns?

No. We form the LLC and keep it in good standing; sales tax registration and returns are done with the state or a CPA.

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