Where to Mail Utah Amended Return?

An amended return is a new tax form filed to correct errors in your original return. In Utah, the deadline for filing an amended return is either three years from the date of your original return or two years from the payment due date (whichever is later). You will be subject to interest and penalties if you don’t file your return within this timeframe. There are several reasons you might need to amend your return. You might discover a math error that needs to be corrected, or you may have forgotten to attach the required documents to your return. Also, you may have received an IRS notice asking for more information from your employer or bank. Amended returns are typically filed to resolve errors in the original return or to provide additional information. The IRS typically has only three years to audit a tax return, so it is important that you file your amended return correctly.

To file an Utah Amended Return, you must use the same filing status as your federal return on the Utah return. One exception involves married military spouses who may change their filing status from jointly filing on the federal return to married filing separately on the Utah return. Utah also has a separate filing requirement for trusts and estates. To file an amended return for a trust or estate, you must complete the Utah fiduciary income tax form TC-41 and all schedules. Refer to the General Instructions for Form TC-41 for details.

Mailing Address for Utah Amended Return

• If you are not enclosing a payment:
• Mail your return to:
• Utah State Tax Commission
• PO Box 30028
• Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0028
• If you are enclosing a payment:
• Mail your return to:
• Utah State Tax Commission
• Tax and Revenue Division
• PO Box 14028
• Salt Lake City, UT 84114-0028

You can find this information on the Utah State Tax Commission website https://incometax.utah.gov/ or by calling their taxpayer helpline at 801-297-2200 or 1-800-662-4335.

Amended returns are processed on a case-by-case basis, and the amount of time it takes to receive a refund depends on whether or not you have to send any additional documentation with your return. For example, if your amended return increases tax owed, you should send a check along with the amended return.