Utah benefit reference

Utah Workers’ Compensation Benefits Chart 2026

Compare current TTD/TPD formulas, dependent allowances, July maximums, waiting days, medical care and claim procedures.

Rates checked: September 1, 2026 · Utah Labor Commission

Current weekly benefit reference

BenefitGeneral 2026 ruleCurrent maximum
TTD66⅔% of AWW; minimum $45 + $20 spouse + $20 per child, up to four, limited by AWW$1,376
TPD66⅔% of wage loss + qualifying dependent allowance$1,376
PPD66⅔% of AWW within separate limits$917
PTD66⅔% of AWW; 85% SAWW maximum during initial 312 weeks$1,169
DeathSeparate dependency formula and limits$1,169
BurialOrdinary-case limit$12,500

Figures shown are effective July 1, 2026. Use the Utah calculator for an injury-date TTD/TPD estimate.

TTD and TPD maximum periods

Effective dateState average weekly wageTTD/TPD maximum
July 1, 2026$1,376$1,376
July 1, 2025$1,306$1,306
July 1, 2024$1,284$1,284
July 1, 2023$1,230$1,230

Utah sets these figures for the fiscal year beginning July 1, not the calendar year.

Procedure reference

ItemGeneral rule
Employee noticeImmediately; failure to report within 180 days may disqualify the claim
Employer to carrierGenerally within seven days
Carrier to DivisionGenerally within 14 days
Carrier decision21 days, with possible additional 24-day investigation
TTD waiting periodThree calendar days; restored when total disability exceeds 14 days
TPD waiting periodDoes not apply
Initial providerEmployer preferred provider if designated; otherwise worker choice
Denied claimApplication for Hearing with Adjudication Division

Official sources

  1. 2026 Quick Reference Guide.
  2. 2026 Payment Grid.
  3. Injured-worker guidance.
  4. Official claims process.

Reviewed: September 1, 2026.