Utah Transfer Ownership of a DBA is a process that allows a business entity to legally change the name of its business. It is also known as a "Doing Business As" (DBA) name change. There are two types of Utah Transfer Ownership of a DBA: (1) Sole Proprietorship and (2) Partnership. For a Sole Proprietorship, the owner must complete a new DBA form with the county clerk's office, and then transfer the assets and liabilities to the new DBA. The owner must also provide proof of filing the DBA form with the county clerk's office and a copy of the new DBA form to the IRS. For a Partnership, the partners must complete a new DBA form with the county clerk's office and then transfer the assets and liabilities to the new DBA. The partners must also provide proof of filing the DBA form with the county clerk's office and a copy of the new DBA form to the IRS. In both cases, the DBA must be registered with the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code and the new owner must be listed as the registered agent on the DBA form. The new owner must also provide proof of filing the DBA form with the county clerk's office and a copy of the new DBA form to the Utah Division of Corporations and Commercial Code.