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Create a Utah-compliant general bill of sale for personal property — furniture, electronics, equipment, jewelry, artwork, and collectibles. Our attorney-reviewed template meets all UT state requirements for private party sales.

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Utah General Bill of Sale Overview

Utah charges a combined state and local sales tax starting at 6.1% (including the 4.85% state rate plus mandatory local components). Additional local option taxes can push the total higher, with some areas reaching 8.75%. Utah provides certain exemptions for food purchases at a reduced rate.

Utah follows the UCC (Title 70A) for personal property transactions. A bill of sale is a recognized document for transferring ownership of personal property. Utah\'s rapidly growing population creates an increasingly active marketplace for secondhand goods.

6.1%

State sales tax

No

Notarization required

$500

UCC writing threshold

Utah Requirements for Personal Property Sales

A Utah bill of sale should include both parties\' names and addresses, a detailed property description, the sale price, payment terms, date, condition statement, and signatures.

Important: Document Everything

For any personal property sale over $500 in Utah, a written bill of sale is essential under the UCC Statute of Frauds. Without written documentation, the agreement may not be enforceable in court. Always create a bill of sale for items of significant value.

What to Include in Your Utah Bill of Sale

  • Party Information: Full legal names and addresses of both buyer and seller
  • Property Description: Detailed description including brand, model, serial number, color, and distinguishing features
  • Sale Price: Amount in both numbers and words, plus the payment method
  • Condition Statement: Current condition, known defects, and as-is or warranty terms
  • Ownership Warranty: Seller confirms legal ownership and right to sell
  • Date and Signatures: Date of sale with signatures from both buyer and seller

How to Fill Out a Utah General Bill of Sale

Follow these steps to complete your Utah general bill of sale properly and ensure it meets all state requirements for a legally sound document.

1

Enter Seller Information

Include the seller's full legal name and current Utah mailing address. If the seller is a business, include the business name, entity type, and the name of the authorized representative. Add phone number and email for follow-up communication.

2

Enter Buyer Information

Include the buyer's full legal name and current address. The buyer's location in Utah may affect the applicable use tax rate for the transaction. Include contact information for both parties.

3

Describe the Property

Provide a thorough description of the item: brand, model, serial number, color, size, and any distinguishing features. The description should be specific enough to uniquely identify the item. Attach photographs if possible for additional documentation.

4

State the Sale Price

Enter the agreed purchase price in both numbers and words. Note the payment method — cash, check, electronic transfer, or other. If the item is a gift, write "$0 — Gift." The stated price determines any use tax obligation for the buyer under Utah law.

5

Sign and Date

Both the buyer and seller must sign and date the bill of sale. Print two copies — one for each party. Utah does not require notarization for general personal property bills of sale. Notary services are widely available, especially along the Wasatch Front. For items valued over $500, notarization provides helpful protection.

Utah Sales Tax & Use Tax on Personal Property

Utah\'s use tax applies at the applicable combined rate on purchases where sales tax was not collected. Buyers report use tax on the Utah income tax return (Form TC-40, Line 28). Utah has been modernizing its tax systems.

Tax / DetailRate / Information
State Sales Tax6.1%
Local TaxesVaries by jurisdiction
Use TaxSame rate as sales tax — applies to private purchases
NotarizationNo for general personal property
UCC Writing RequirementSales of $500+ must be in writing to be enforceable

Sample Utah General Bill of Sale

Below is a preview of our Utah-specific general bill of sale template. Your customized document will include all fields appropriate for Utah personal property transactions.

STATE OF UTAH

GENERAL BILL OF SALE

Personal Property Transfer Document

SELLER:

Name: [Seller Name]
Address: [Utah Address]

BUYER:

Name: [Buyer Name]
Address: [Utah Address]

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Item: [Detailed Description]
Serial No.: [If applicable]
Condition: [New / Used / As-Is]
Sale Price: $[Amount]

Utah General Bill of Sale FAQ

Answers to common questions about Utah general bills of sale and personal property transactions.

Official Utah Resources

Use these official resources to verify tax requirements and consumer protection laws for personal property transactions in Utah.

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