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Colorado: Fee or tax?

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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

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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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Colorado Paid Family Leave: FAQs About the Program

Patriot Software

Back in 2020, Colorado voted to implement its own Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI) program. And beginning in 2023, the Colorado paid family leave program takes effect. What does this mean for Colorado employers? State paid family leave (PFL) programs aren’t slowing down anytime soon.

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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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Colorado Paid Sick Leave: Must-know FAQs and Facts

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One of the newest states to do so is Colorado. Learn the ins and outs of the Colorado paid sick leave law, including […] Read More A number of states have hopped on the paid sick leave bandwagon. In addition to regular sick leave, the state also offers public health emergency leave for time off due to COVID.

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Colorado Lawmakers Again Ask IRS: Don’t Tax TABOR Refunds

CPA Practice

According to the IRS, it is trying to provide states and taxpayers in Colorado and several other states with “additional certainty” regarding the federal tax consequences of payments made directly to residents. But the entire Colorado congressional delegation spoke out, and the IRS soon promised it would not tax the 2022 TABOR payments.