Calculate your Utah per diem.
Enter your travel dates and destination to see your lodging, meals, and incidentals allowance.
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How to use the per diem calculator
- Enter your travel details: Add your departure and return dates, then select your destination. Add multiple locations if your trip includes more than one destination.
- Understand expense categories: GSA rates cover lodging, meals, and incidental expenses (M&IE). Lodging rates may vary by season, while M&IE rates typically remain consistent.
- Get accurate estimates: The calculator uses the latest GSA rates to estimate your travel allowance.
Result
- Total days
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- Trip total
- $0
- Lodging
- $0
- Meals
- $0
- Incidentals
- $0
You receive 75% of the daily M&IE rate on the first and last day of travel. Rates shown are the GSA maximums for your travel dates.
What is the per diem rate in Utah?
Utah follows the federal standard of $181 a day in FY2027 ($113 lodging, $68 M&IE) everywhere except 4 listed locations. Park City is the costliest, at up to $591 a day combined. The rates apply through September 30, 2027.
After Park City, the highest-rate Utah locations are Moab (up to $223 a night) and Salt Lake City (up to $152 a night), plus 1 more. Rates follow the county, so a town inside a listed county gets that county's rate. Every other place in Utah uses the standard $181.
Lodging in some Utah locations changes by season. Park City peaks at $499 from December 1 to March 31 and drops to $227 from October 1 to November 30 and from April 1 to September 30.
Use the Utah per diem calculator to add your dates and get the total for your trip.
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