The Utah payer ID must be a 14 character number. The first eleven characters are numeric and the last three are “wth.” Please do not include hyphens.

Example: 12345678901wth.

Utah will NOT accept any other version for the Payer ID. 

Thank you for your response! However, the number I have is correct. But, in speaking with the Utah State Tax Commission, they are suggesting that I incorrectly input the mineral royalties in correctly and is consequently looking for the last three letters to end in WTH which means withholding. But, the tax form provided by the mineral producer ends in different letters, which is confirmed to be correct.

Please try to enter the producer code with the last 3 characters "wmp" lower-cased.  When entering a code ending in wth on other UT forms lower case seems to work.  Give it try.

The instructions for Utah tax form TC-40W specifically says in Part 2- Utah Mineral Production Withholding - TC-675R, Line 3: Producer's Utah withholding number from box "3" of TC-675R (14 characters, ending in WMP, no hyphens)

https://tax.utah.gov/forms/current/tc-40-minipacket.pdf

I have the same issue. I tried using lower case letters, but that did not work. Is this a bug in TurboTax? Any other suggestions?

Thanks, Ray

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