Am I considered a full-year Utah resident?
The answer depends on whether you are domiciled in Utah for the entire year or not.
Utah defines a resident as a person who is "domiciled" in Utah for any period during the year. If you have domicile in Utah for the entire year, you are considered a full-year resident regardless of how much time you spent in the state in 2025.
If your domicile changed to (or from) another state in 2025, you will be a part-year resident from the date you begin (or end) your Utah domicile.
Utah defines a resident as a person who is "domiciled" in Utah for any period during the year. If you have domicile in Utah for the entire year, you are considered a full-year resident regardless of how much time you spent in the state in 2025.
If your domicile changed to (or from) another state in 2025, you will be a part-year resident from the date you begin (or end) your Utah domicile.
