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Inflation Reduction Act Could Benefit Colorado Builders

March 2, 2023March 2, 2023 Corey Dahl 54 Views 0 Comments Energy Efficiency, taxes, Winter 2023

2022’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) could bring some good news for builders in 2023 and beyond, according to analysts. Corey

A new tool is on its way to help builders calculate sales and use tax correctly. (Photo: Jat306, Dreamstime)

Business Management Legislation and Regulation

Online tool aims to simplify sales and use tax for businesses

September 30, 2020September 30, 2020 Danielle Andrus 548 Views 0 Comments sales tax, tax planning, taxes, use tax

The Colorado Department of Revenue is creating a new online system to help companies manage sales and use tax responsibilities.

Smart tax planning is important to businesses' long-term success. (Photo: Supawat Bursuk, Dreamstime)

Business Management Capital and Finance Insurance and Risk Management

3 tax breaks every builder should maximize this year

August 3, 2020August 3, 2020 Jacob Merkley 719 Views 0 Comments tax planning, taxes

Are you spending more on advertising or advisory fees these days? There’s a good chance those costs are deductible.

If the equipment was previously purchased and delivered to an unincorporated county area or into a city with a lower tax rate, use tax on a difference may be due. (Photo: Lukasz Jaskowiak, Dreamstime.com)

Build Capital and Finance Expert Advice Tools and Equipment

Avoiding additional use tax with equipment declarations

July 8, 2020January 25, 2022 Alan Smith 802 Views 0 Comments tax planning, taxes

As a contractor, you probably use and move equipment around in multiple home-rule cities in Colorado, often forgetting about equipment

Colorado is a difficult state for understanding sales and use tax issues. (Photo: Jakub Jirsak, Dreamstime.com)

Business Management Capital and Finance

4 sales tax traps for Colorado businesses

January 3, 2020January 14, 2020 Danielle Andrus 1243 Views 0 Comments tax planning, taxes

Colorado is one of the “most difficult states for sales and use tax issues,” according to tax expert Alan Smith.

Homeowners can claim up to $5,000 on state income taxes to offset the cost of home modifications. (Photo: Andrii Yalanskyi, Dreamstime)

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Colorado launches tax credit program for accessibility upgrades

January 30, 2019January 30, 2019 Danielle Andrus 1349 Views 0 Comments accessibility, ada, aging in place, taxes, universal design

Homeowners or residents with up to $150,000 adjusted family income can claim the cost of updates up to $5,000 on