St. George in southern Utah has become a genuine retirement destination, drawing retirees from California, the Pacific Northwest, and other western states. The Salt Lake-Provo corridor also has some 55+ inventory. Utah taxes retirement income, but the overall cost of living and quality of life keep it competitive.
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Utah Retirement Tax Snapshot
Utah has a flat 4.65% income tax. Social Security is taxed but a retirement tax credit offsets much of the burden for lower-income retirees. Property taxes are low — Washington County (St. George) effective rates run about 0.5%.
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