Utah Code § 59-2-1359

Collection of taxes and tax notice charges -- Removal or destruction of property
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The tax commission may, under the conditions existing in this section, declare the taxes and tax
notice charges to be immediately due and payable if it finds:
(1) that the owner or lessee of any real property, including improvements, subject to taxation within
the state is removing, destroying, or is about to remove or destroy the property to such an
extent as to render doubtful the payment of delinquent taxes, tax notice charges, penalty, and
interest, if any, and the payment of current taxes and tax notice charges; or
(2) that the continued operation and extraction of ores and minerals from mine or mining claims,
or the method employed by the owner or lessee, contractor, or other person working upon or
operating any mine or mining claim will render doubtful the payment of delinquent taxes, tax
notice charges, penalty, and interest, if any, for past years or the current year.

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