Logan Library: Community Profile

Logan Library: Community Profile - Taxes

Community Profile

Quick Facts

Logan, 2009:
Property tax rate:	0.011720
Cache County:
Average property tax rate, 2006:	0.010376
Average property tax per capita, 2008:	$514
Sales tax rate, 2009:	6.30% - 6.60%

Source:
      EDCUTAH: Cache County Profile
      Utah Property Tax Annual Statistical Report

Tax Burden: Cache County

Fact	Percent
Property tax as a percent of per capita income, 2008	2.19%
State income tax as a percent of county personal income, 2001	2.50%
Sales tax as a percent of county personal income, 2001	2.50%

Source:
     Utah Property Tax Annual Statistical Report
     Utah Foundation: Research Report

Federal Income Taxes: Logan and Cache County, 2006

Fact	Logan	Cache County
Average federal income tax per household	4,194	4,492
Average number of federal income tax exemptions per household	2.56	2.89

Source:
Utah State Tax Commission: Summary of 2006 Household Income for Logan
Utah State Tax Commission: Summary of 2006 Household Income for Cache County

More Information

2005 Utah Property Tax Annual Statistical Report - State and county level statistics on property taxes assessed and collected.
Economic Report to the Governor 2008 - Annual report to the governor on Utah's economic outlook. Includes information for the entire state and individual counties on demographics, employment and wages, income, business, cost of living, education and more.
Internal Revenue Service Tax Statistics - Tax statistics on a nationwide level on topics including business taxes, individual taxes, charitable organizations and more.
IRS Tax Statistics - Nationwide federal tax statistics including data on business taxes and individual taxes.
Utah Priorities - A Utah Foundation project that publishes regular reports on topics of interest to Utahans including, education, jobs and economic development, healthcare, crime and security and taxes.
Utah State Tax Commission Economic and Statistical Unit - Statistics on taxes in Utah including tax burdens, sales taxes, tourism taxes, and income and corporation taxes.