For Utah Landowners
Defer the tax.
Keep the Utah land legacy.
Iron Ridge Advisors works with Utah ranchers, farmers, and landowner families to defer capital gains on land sales through Delaware Statutory Trusts.
Get the Utah Tax Guide → Free. Instant download.Or just call us: 800.614.1268
Utah Capital Gains Reality
Selling appreciated cattle ranch, alfalfa, and high desert grazing land in Utah? Here's the tax math.
Combined federal capital gains, depreciation recapture, and Utah's state capital gains rate of 4.65% (flat state income tax) can hand 30 to 40% of your gain to taxes.
Utah's flat 4.65% applies to capital gains. We're based in Eagle Mountain — happy to drive out and meet at your kitchen table anywhere from Logan to St. George.
A 1031 exchange into a Delaware Statutory Trust can defer all of that. Your proceeds buy a share of large, professionally managed real estate. The IRS waits. You get potential monthly income without the tenants, fences, or fuel bills.
Counties We Work In
Cache · Box Elder · Millard · Sevier · Iron · Garfield · Wasatch · Summit
Utah Landowner Brochure
Get the DST guide for Utah families.
Plain English on how a DST works for Utah property owners, who it fits, and what to ask before you sign anything. Free, with no obligation.
Questions first? Call Cameron directly: 800.614.1268
Securities offered through Arkadios Capital, LLC, Member FINRA / Member SIPC.
Utah DST & 1031 exchange resources
- Case study: Michelle's Park City Townhome: $450K Equity Restructured Into Diversified Passive Real Estate
- The true cost of selling your land: federal, state, and depreciation taxes
- What is a DST and how can it help landowners?
- Before you talk to a buyer: the pre-sale tax strategy checklist
- Compare capital gains rules in every state we serve
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