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In the wake of Supreme Court ruling, Department of Revenue mandates sales taxes collections based on buyer’s address The holiday shopping season is nigh and Colorado’s online retailers have much to do. It’s time to double-check inventory, alert Continue reading Colorado – Small Businesses Brace For Colorado’s New Online Sales Tax Rules Some Say Could Put Them Out Of Business
Colorado Department of Revenue/Taxation Division is hosting a series of Webinars and classes during the month of November. Webinar topics include: Colorado out-of-state Retailers and Colorado in-state Retailers. Classes for businesses with a Colorado sales tax and/or use tax account are Continue reading Colorado – Department Of Revenue Hosting Free Sales Tax Webinars In November
The Department of Revenue Taxation Division has given notice of a public rulemaking hearing. The hearing will be held at 1313 Sherman Street, Room 220, Denver, CO 80203 on October 30, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. The Department encourages parties to submit Continue reading Colorado – Public Rule Making Hearing Set For October 30, 2018
As a result of the Supreme Court South Dakota vs Wayfair decision, the state of Colorado will now collect state sales tax and state-collected local and special district sales tax from out-of-state retailers. This will require out-of-state retailers to get Continue reading Colorado – The First Day To Begin Collecting And Remitting Sales Tax Is December 1st
ENexus Thresholds As Of September 24, 2018 Ref No. State Enforcement Date Dollars of Sales Number of Sales ENexus Threshold 1 TN 1/1/2017 $500,000 0 500/0 2 RI 8/1/2017 $100,000 200 100/200 3 MA 10/1/2017 $500,000 100 500/100 4 OH Continue reading Multistate – Wayfair Economic Nexus (ENexus) Enforcement Thresholds as of September 24, 2018
DENVER (CBS4) – The Colorado Department of Revenue announced a new policy Tuesday that will require out-of-state retailers who do business in Colorado to get a state sales tax license. Previously, the retailer had to have a physical presence in a state Continue reading Colorado – State Will Require Online Retailers To Collect Sales Tax
The Mead Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday to send a one percent sales and use tax hike question to voters on the November ballot that, if passed, would help fund the town’s fledgling police department and road repairs. The Continue reading Colorado – Mead Board of Trustees Submits Sales Tax Increase On November ballot
$100,000 threshold for Non Collecting Retailers (Notification Rule Enforcing July 1, 2017). The “Other Supreme Court Case” DMA v. Brohl” snuck up to SCOTUS and withstood the test of technicalities. Colorado prevailed in their contested Notification Rule released for collection Continue reading Colorado – Response To Wayfair Notification Rule $100,000 Enforcement July 1, 2017
Voters across Jefferson County, Missouri will decide on Aug. 7 whether the county and its cities can collect their sales taxes on online purchases. “We need to level the playing field for local businesses,” he said. “It’s not fair for Continue reading Missouri- Citizens Of Jefferson County Are To Vote About Online Use Tax
Liquor excise taxes are levied on manufacturers/wholesalers of alcoholic beverages that are sold, offered for sale, or used in the state. Because liquor excise taxes are required to be collected by the manufacturer/wholesaler, and not individual retailers, only statewide information is Continue reading Colorado – Current Liquor Excise Taxes As Of August 2, 2018