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Colorado tax help, forms and answers to thousands of Colorado tax questions. Handy summary of all Colorado taxes, including corporate and individual Colorado income taxes, credits, exemptions, deductions and more. Includes Colorado estate, gift and inheritance tax, miscellaneous Colorado taxes, pass-through entity treatment, payroll taxes, property taxes and Colorado sales & use taxes.
Colorado ranks #13 on the State Business Tax Climate Index (TaxFoundation.org).|
Corporate Taxes
Rates & Brackets:   4.63%> $0 Loss Carry-back/fwd: 0 Years Back / 20 Years Forward (Unlimited) Throwback Sales?: Y Foreign Tax Deductible?: N Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT): N Gross Receipts Tax: N Capital Stock (Net Worth) Tax?: N Credits and Incentives Job Credits?: Y R&D Credits?: Y Investment Credits?: N Individual Taxes Rates & Brackets:   4.63% of federal taxable income Local Option IT Rate: None Federal Inc used as Base?: Y Standard Deductions: Single N/A / Joint N/A Personal Exemptions/Credits (c): Single N/A / Joint N/A / Dependent N/A Federal Tax Deductible?: N State Tax Deductible?: Y Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT)?: Y Inheritance, Gift, Estate, Death Taxes Gift Tax?: N Estate Tax?: Copies Federal Inheritance Tax?: N Generation-Skipping Tax?: N Miscellaneous Taxes Gas Tax: 22.0 cents/gallon Diesel Tax: 20.5 cents/gallon Cigarette Tax: 84.0 cents/20 pack Pass-through Entities LLC Pass-through Recognized?: Y S-Corp Pass-through Recognized?: Y Payroll Taxes Unemployment Insurance Tax Index (TaxFoundation.org): #20 Property Taxes Median Tax Paid on Homes (Rank): $1,395 (#30) Median Value of Homes: $242,200 Tax as % of Home Value (Rank): 0.58% (#38) Median Income of Homeowner: $72,539 Tax as % of Income (Rank): 1.92% (#37) Sales and Use Taxes State Rate: 2.9% County & City (Weighted Ave): 4.34% Combined State and Ave. Local Rates (Rank): 7.24% (#13) General Treatment of Services: Exempt Gas Exemption: Partial Grocery Exemption: Exempt |
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The Office of Legislative Legal Services edits, collates, and revises the laws enacted each session, with annotations, and prints them each year. Since 1997, the official set of statutes has been published each year in a softbound edition as well as an official CD-ROM edition. The Colorado Revised Statutes are also available on the Internet.
http://www.state.co.us/gov_dir/leg_dir/olls/HTML/colorado_revised_statutes.htm
"Pay the Tax, or Pay the Max!" From June 1 through June 30, 2003, Colorado offered Tax Amnesty -- an opportunity for businesses and individuals to pay taxes owed to the state without penalty or criminal prosecution, and at half the interest rate for those who qualify.
http://www.revenue.state.co.us/taxstatutesregs/incomeindex/amnesty.html
In order to enter into a voluntary disclosure agreement, the City of Boulder requires that the company provide certain information, representations and warranties.
http://www.bouldercolorado.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3219&Itemid=1500
Free direct Internet filing via interactive Web session.
The department requires a three-year lookback period for sales and use tax and a four year lookback for income tax. Because the taxpayer is coming forward voluntarily, the department will usually waive liabilities old er than three or four years and will usually also waive any penalty assessment. These items are covered in greater detail in the voluntary disclosure guide, below.
Revenue Today, quarterly. City & County Connections, quarterly. Tax Update, semiannually.
