Revisiting construction equipment use tax and equipment declarations
Contractors may be eligible for prorated taxes in Colorado’s home-rule cities, but they must make declarations before work begins.
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Capital and Finance
Fannie Mae revises projections for housing, US economy
Stronger economic growth is expected in 2021, according to a revised estimate from Fannie Mae, with improved single-family starts as well.
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3 ways to score a surety bond approval
There are some ways that contractors can help speed up the surety bond approval process and get approved so they can start their projects.
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Cash or accrual accounting—What’s right for your business?
Here are some things to keep in mind when deciding how to approach accounting in your business.
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3 tax breaks every builder should maximize this year
Are you spending more on advertising or advisory fees these days? There’s a good chance those costs are deductible.
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Avoiding additional use tax with equipment declarations
As a contractor, you probably use and move equipment around in multiple home-rule cities in Colorado, often forgetting about equipment
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Affordable housing—Sales and use tax complications
As municipalities seek to encourage and incentivize developers to build affordable housing, there is an important but often missed issue
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How COVID-19 will impact the Colorado housing market
Metrostudy details the economic impact of COVID-19 and what it means for building and buying homes.
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4 sales tax traps for Colorado businesses
Colorado is one of the “most difficult states for sales and use tax issues,” according to tax expert Alan Smith.
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Make 2020 your year for marketing success
When you have historical data, your goals-based marketing efforts can be much more intentional and predictable.
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