1. (1) The division shall, in consultation with the entities described in Subsection (4), design and create a single sign-on business portal that is:

   1. (a) a web portal through which a person may access data described in Subsection (2), as agreed upon by the entities described in Subsection (4); and
   2. (b) secure, centralized, and interconnected.

2. (2) The division shall ensure that the single sign-on business portal allows a person doing business in the state to access, at a single point of entry, all relevant state-collected business data about the person, including information related to:

   1. (a) business registration;
   2. (b) workers' compensation;
   3. (c) beginning December 1, 2020, tax liability and payment; and
   4. (d) other information collected by the state that the department determines is relevant to a person doing business in the state.

3. (3) The division shall develop the single sign-on business portal:

   1. (a) using an open platform that:

      1. (i) facilitates participation in the web portal by a state entity;
      2. (ii) allows for optional participation by a political subdivision of the state; and
      3. (iii) contains a link to the State Tax Commission website; and
   2. (b) in a manner that anticipates the creation of the single sign-on citizen portal described in Section 63A-16-803.

4. (4) In developing the single sign-on business portal, the division shall consult with:

   1. (a) the Department of Commerce;
   2. (b) the State Tax Commission;
   3. (c) the Labor Commission;
   4. (d) the Department of Workforce Services;
   5. (e) the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget;
   6. (f) the Utah League of Cities and Towns;
   7. (g) the Utah Association of Counties; and
   8. (h) the business community that is likely to use the single sign-on business portal.
5. (5) The division shall ensure that the single sign-on business portal is fully operational no later than May 1, 2021.

Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 344, 2021 General Session