- Colorado has a statewide sales and use tax rate of 2.9%, with additional local taxes possible.
- Most tangible personal property is taxable; most services and certain products (e.g., some foods, agricultural items, feminine hygiene products) are exempt.
- Businesses must collect sales tax if they have physical or economic nexus (over $100,000 in Colorado sales).
- Filing can be done online, by upload, or by paper; businesses with over $75,000 annual liability must pay online monthly.
- Registration for a sales tax permit is required, and additional local registration may be needed for home-rule cities.
Source: sovos.com
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