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The Legislative Outlook Conference will be held on Monday, January 7 from 8:30 am – 11:30 a.m. at the Little America Hotel, 500 South Main Street, Salt Lake City. Conference speakers will include leaders from:Utah House of RepresentativesUtah State SenateThe Utah State Tax December 6, 2018 – The Utah Taxpayers As*ociation supports Governor Gary Herbert’s proposed tax modernization examination contained in his Fiscal Year (FY) 2020 budget proposal released today. While we have concerns with some of the specifics, the Governor’s proposal to I recently spoke at the annual convention of COST (Committee on State Taxation) in Phoenix, along with other western states taxpayers as*ociation representatives. Many state reports told of challenges in getting state legislators to enact appropriate economic-growth tax With nearly half of all state funds in Utah’s budget going towards public education, each year your Taxpayers As*ociation scrutinizes all of Utah’s school districts to determine per pupil expenditures. However, not all of that amount goes towards district schools. Roughly This November, Utahns have the opportunity to weigh in on issues that will affect their taxes. The questions being asked have the potential to impact all three of Utah’s major taxes (sales, property and income taxes) depending on how voters react to the questions. The Recently the Park City School District’s Board of Education approved of purchasing a home for its new Superintendent to the tune of $870,000. Located in swanky Jeremy Ranch, this property is worth more than double the average home in Utah ($313,000). In 2018, not only did