- Subscription-based membership fees for unlimited delivery are not taxable in Colorado
- The company operates an online marketplace connecting purchasers with third-party retailers and delivery services
- Charges for delivery, fulfillment, handling, and busy pricing are separately stated fees
- Purchasers can opt for an annual or monthly delivery membership for unlimited delivery
- Transportation services are not subject to tax in Colorado if separable and stated separately
- Membership is not required to shop with the company and can be purchased at any time
- The primary benefit of the membership is unlimited free delivery
- Membership fee is separable, separately stated, and not subject to state sales or use tax
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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