Utah state tax basis is the Federal Adjusted Gross Income (AGI).

Interest/Divident Income: Interest and Divident income from U.S. government bonds are exempt from State Taxes.

Rent Income: Same as federal

Capital Gain: You can deduct certain gains used to purchase qualifying stock in a Utah small business corporation

Unemployment Income: Same as federal

Social Security Benefits: Deduct up to $4,800 of federally taxable portion/person if under 65 ($7,500 if 65 or over); phases out for higher-income taxpayers

State Bond Interest: Taxable except Utah obligations and interest on non-Utah municipal bonds from states that exempt interest from Utah obligations

Health Savings Accounts: Same as federal

Disability: Same as federal

Lottery: Same as federal

Federal Income Tax: Deduction for 50% of federal income taxes.

Other Taxes: Reservation income earned by a member of an Indian tribe is exempt. Deductions for contributions to Utah educational savings plans, Utah MSAs, certain health care and long-term care insurance premiums, adoption expenses, and up to $2,200 of National Guard and Reserves military pay. Add back federal election of interest and dividends of a minor child.

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