When do property taxes become delinquent in Utah?

In Utah, property taxes become delinquent on December 1st. This date marks the beginning of the penalty phase for unpaid taxes from the previous property tax year. After this date, property owners who have not made their tax payments will incur additional charges and may face further consequences, such as property liens or even foreclosure proceedings if the taxes remain unpaid.

The other dates provided do not align with Utah's property tax delinquency timeline. January 1st is when the taxes are assessed for the new tax year rather than when they become delinquent, while November 30th is the day before delinquency starts, and November 31st does not exist as November has only 30 days. Understanding these specifics is crucial for property owners to ensure they stay compliant with tax obligations and avoid penalties.