Utah HB0282 amends sales and use tax earmarks to ensure revenue remains in the General Fund.
Utah HB0282 amends the sales and use tax earmarks to ensure that revenue from certain sales and use taxes remains in the General Fund. Specifically, the bill reduces a sales and use tax earmark that directs revenue into the Transportation Investment Fund of 2005. This change ensures that the revenue stays within the General Fund, impacting the allocation of state funds. The bill provides a special effective date, taking effect on May 6, 2026.
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