Escrow & Title
In Utah, property taxes become a lien on property on which date?
AThe date the tax bill is sent
BJanuary 1 of the tax year for which they are assessed✓ Correct
CNovember 30, when they become delinquent
DThe date the county assessor's valuation is final
Explanation
In Utah, property taxes attach as a lien on January 1 of the tax year for which they are assessed, even though the tax bill arrives later. This lien is superior to most other liens on the property.
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