- Colorado Department of Revenue has adopted a new rule for buyers’ claims for sales or use tax refunds
- The rule outlines the application process and required documentation for claiming a refund
- Applicants must submit a completed form, itemized purchases, invoices, proof of payment, and additional required information
- A penalty of 5% of the total refund claim will be imposed for incomplete claims over $5000
- The Department must notify the buyer of any incomplete claims and allow them to correct or withdraw the claim within 60 days
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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