Sales Tax in Santaquin, Utah in 2025

We'll walk you through how the sales tax rate is determined for Santaquin and address some common questions you may have. We'll also cover how to collect, audit, and remit sales tax in Santaquin.

Plus, we’ll share the best solution that will ensure you are always compliant across the entire sales tax lifecycle.

Disclaimer: Our sales tax data is updated on a quarterly basis. 

Santaquin Sales Tax Rate 2025

Santaquin is located in Utah, United States. Its minimum sales tax rate is 6.70%, and its maximum sales tax rate is 7.45%. These rates include local and state sales tax rates.

Here is how the Santaquin sales tax rates breaks down:

Tax Jurisdiction	Min. Rate	Max. Rate
State Tax	4.85%	4.85%
County Tax	1.50%	2.50%
City Tax	0.35%	0.35%
Combined Rate	6.70%	7.45%

County Sales Tax in Santaquin

Santaquin overlaps with 2 counties in Utah. Below, you can see the county sales tax rates for each one:

County	Sales Tax Rate
Juab County	1.50%
Utah County	2.50%

Sales Tax Rates in Santaquin by Zip Codes and Districts

Below are the sales tax rates in Santaquin broken down by districts and zip codes:

District	Zip Codes	Combined Sales Tax Rate
JUAB COUNTY|SANTAQUIN SOUTH CITY	84655, 84645	6.70%
UTAH COUNTY|SANTAQUIN CITY	84651, 84655, 84645	7.45%

How Does the Santaquin Sales Tax Compare to the Rest of Utah?

Santaquin’s minimum sales tax rate (6.70%) is only 0.35% higher than the lowest rate in Utah, which is 6.35% in Junction, among other places. It is 2.35% lower than Utah’s highest sales tax rate, which stands at 9.05% in cities such as Park City.

Santaquin’s maximum sales tax rate (7.45%) is 1.10% higher than the state's lowest rate and 1.60% lower than the highest rate.

To give you a better idea, here’s a comparison of Santaquin sales tax rates with a few other cities in Utah:

City	Sales Tax Rates
Junction	6.35%
Santaquin	6.70%-7.45%
Fruit Heights	7.15%
Clearfield	7.25%
Alta	8.85%
Park City	8.85%-9.05%

You can also compare the sales tax rate of Santaquin against the Utah cities closest in population size:

• Heber's sales tax rate is 7.25%
• South Ogden's sales tax rate is 7.25%

What Creates Sales Tax Nexus in Santaquin?

Santaquin follows the same sales tax nexus rules as Utah, with no extra exemptions. 

Read More: Check out this detailed guide on Sales Tax in Utah.

You have sales tax nexus in Santaquin if you fulfill any of these conditions:

• Physical nexus: Businesses with an office, distribution house, sales house, warehouse, service enterprise, stock of goods, or other place of business in the state.

• Share in business: Business owns over 10% of a related seller (or vice versa) or is fully owned by a related seller.

• Employees: The seller or one of its in-state employees uses the place of business to advertise, promote, or support the seller’s sales to customers.

• Delivery: Deliver property in Utah other than by common carrier or U.S. mail.

• Economic nexus: Businesses with gross revenues of more than $100,000 or 200 or more separate transactions from sales made within the state.

Learn more about sales tax nexus and when you’re required to collect sales tax.

What Products Are Exempt from Santaquin Sales Tax?

Santaquin applies the same sales tax rules as Utah's.

The following items are exempt from sales tax in Santaquin:

• Sales of tangible personal property and electronically delivered products primarily used in farming operations.
• Sales of fuel, gas, and electricity used for industrial purposes.
• Sales of prosthetic devices, including repair and replacement parts.

Who Needs a Sales Permit in Santaquin?

Sellers with a physical location, economic nexus, or affiliated business operations in Santaquin are required to register as well as collect sales tax, file returns, and remit the tax to the state.

How to File and Pay Sales Tax in Santaquin

You can file Santaquin sales tax returns using the these methods:

• Automated: Let Zamp handle your Utah sales tax filing and remittance so you won’t have to deal with sales tax returns ever again.

Online: Taxpayers should file and pay electronically via the Utah Taxpayer Access Point Website.