Tax Challenges for Growing Building Companies
Builders who are expanding into more local jurisdictions in Colorado will have to deal with more sales and use tax
Read moreBuilders who are expanding into more local jurisdictions in Colorado will have to deal with more sales and use tax
Read moreWhat taxing jurisdictions are your customers’ jobs located in? What are those jurisdictions’ sales tax rates? Can you rely upon
Read moreThere are 70 home-rule cities in Colorado and many have agreed to participate in the Colorado Department of Revenue’s SUTS
Read moreContractors may be eligible for prorated taxes in Colorado’s home-rule cities, but they must make declarations before work begins.
Read moreSales and use tax mistakes come with costly pitfalls. What are the risks of incorrectly assessing, collecting or remitting sales
Read moreThe Colorado Department of Revenue is creating a new online system to help companies manage sales and use tax responsibilities.
Read moreHere are some things to keep in mind when deciding how to approach accounting in your business.
Read moreAre you spending more on advertising or advisory fees these days? There’s a good chance those costs are deductible.
Read moreAs a contractor, you probably use and move equipment around in multiple home-rule cities in Colorado, often forgetting about equipment
Read moreColorado is one of the “most difficult states for sales and use tax issues,” according to tax expert Alan Smith.
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