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Office of the Utah State Auditor

Suite E310, East Office Building

Utah State Capitol Complex

PO Box 142310

Salt Lake City, Utah 84114

(801) 538-1025

Office Hours

Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Local Government Forms

The budget, small financial, and Survey of Local Government Financial (UT) forms can now be completed on-line and e-mailed to sao@utah.gov . To complete reports electronically:

  1. Select the form for the applicable government type (i.e. county, city, town, district).
  2. Open the form using Adobe® (Note - If you do not already have an Adobe® Reader®, you can get a free copy of the software by clicking Get Adobe Reader
  3. Complete the form by filling in the applicable fields (instructions for completing reports are found on each individual form).
  4. Select the submit button and type in your e-mail address.
  5. Print or save a copy of the form for your records.

Please Note


UT Forms for Local Governments


Budget Forms for Local Governments


Financial Statement Forms for Small Towns and Local Districts
(Revenues and Expenditures Less than $100,000)


Deposits and Investments Form

Click Here for the Deposits and Investments Form from the Utah Money Management Council.


Entity Information Sheets

Click Here for the Entity Information Sheet applicable to AOG's District Health, Interlocal, Housing, and Local and Special Districts. (fillable PDF form)

Click Here for the Entity Information Sheet applicable to municipalities, RDA's, County, Mental Health, Non-profit, school districts and charter schools. (fillable PDF form)


Impact Fee Reports - Certification Form and Example of Schedule

Local political subdivisions collecting impact fees are required to submit a report to the State Auditor that identifies:

* Impact fee funds by the year in which they are received
* The project from which the funds are collected
* The capital projects for which the funds were budgeted
* The projected schedule for expenditure

The Impact Fee Report should be prepared and submitted annually to the State Auditor's Office and is due at the same time as the annual financial report (180 days after fiscal year end). It is a report detailing impact fees on hand at one point in time, year-end. The report must go back sufficient time to detail and report when and from whom/where impact fees on hand at year-end were collected. It must also detail by fiscal year(s) when impact fees on hand at year-end will be spent. This is potentially as much as six years in the future since the law requires these funds to be spent within that amount of time. Please note that the total amount on hand at year-end equals the total amount projected for future expenditure.

Click here for the Certification of Impact Fee Report form.

Click here for an example of the Impact Fee Report Schedule.