You will want to file a PART YEAR return for California and Utah. On a Part-Year return, you report he income you earned for the time you were a resident during the year. If you indicate Part Year resident for each state, you will be able to allocate the income so none should be double reported (unless you had income in California after you moved to Utah ex: rental income or you still worked in California after you moved to Utah).
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