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Colorado: Fee or tax?

TaxConnex

Remote retail sales just got rockier in Colorado, which has begun imposing a 27-cent fee on every retail delivery made by motor vehicle to a destination in the state. The fee must only be charged once per order, even if the order will be split into multiple deliveries, according to the Colorado Department of Revenue’s guide.

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Sales tax on deliveries: More states to follow Colorado

TaxConnex

Just don’t call Colorado the only state implementing or considering such a surcharge on online sales: New York lawmakers will soon debate their own and Minnesota’s kicks in next year. Call it a sales tax or a delivery fee of 27 cents. Buddy, can you spare a quarter?

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Colorado Mulls Simplifying Retail Delivery Fee Requirements

CPA Practice

By Gail Cole A bill making its way through the Colorado General Assembly could help all businesses, and especially small businesses, comply with the retail delivery fee (RDF) that took effect July 1, 2022. What is the Colorado retail delivery fee? Benefits to the state The retail delivery fee benefits Colorado in a few ways.

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Federal Court Blocks New Limits on Short-Term Loans in Colorado

CPA Practice

Seth Klamann The Denver Post (TNS) A federal judge this week blocked provisions of a new Colorado law that would’ve limited interest rates on certain short-term loans made by out-of-state banks. The Colorado Attorney General’s Office, which defended the law, declined to comment Thursday, citing the ongoing litigation.

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Colorado Set to Join IRS Direct File Program in 2026

CPA Practice

Taxpayers can now directly file their Colorado state income taxes for free—separately from federal filings—through the Colorado Department of Revenue website.

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A Breakdown of the Colorado Occupational Privilege Taxes

Patriot Software

A handful of cities in Colorado have a local tax called an occupational privilege tax. If you’re an employer in Colorado, it’s important to know if you owe the occupational privilege tax and what your city requirements are. Occupational privilege taxes (OPT) in Colorado […] READ MORE. Both employees and employers owe it.

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CBIZ Picks Up Erickson, Brown & Kloster in Colorado

CPA Practice

Cleveland-based top 15 accounting firm CBIZ acquired Erickson, Brown & Kloster, a full-service tax, accounting, and business consulting firm located in Colorado Springs, on Feb. Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.