- Town of Carbondale and City of Edgewater have switched from self-administered to state-administered sales tax
- Taxpayers registered for sales tax in the state need to update their settings in their sales tax systems
- Sales tax returns for the reporting period starting January 2024 are due on February 20, 2024 and will be filed with the State of Colorado
- Carbondale will no longer accept sales tax licenses and returns for sales after January 1, 2024
- Carbondale short-term rental tax filers will no longer need to fill out sales tax forms, but will still file lodging tax and short-term rental tax with the Town of Carbondale
- Other taxes in Carbondale will continue to be self-collected through MuniRevs, except for the 3.5% marijuana general sales tax which will be remitted through the State of Colorado
- Special events vendors in Carbondale will obtain a special events sales tax license through the State of Colorado
- Edgewater will no longer accept sales tax returns for sales after December 31, 2023
- Sales tax returns for Edgewater will be administered by the State of Colorado starting January 1, 2024.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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