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Colorado's income tax is flat, but its sales tax is one of the most complicated in the country because many cities collect their own. Here is how to find and check a Colorado CPA and what to ask.
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CPAs are licensed by the Colorado State Board of Accountancy, part of the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA), and licenses can be checked online. CPAverify.org is another option.
Colorado taxes
- Flat state income tax - the rate has been changed several times in recent years, so check it for the year you are filing.
- TABOR refunds: when state revenue exceeds a constitutional limit, residents may get a refund, which can depend on filing a Colorado return.
- Sales tax: the state rate is 2.9%, but counties, special districts and cities add their own. Many "home-rule" cities, such as Denver and Boulder, set and collect their own sales tax separately from the state.
Choosing help
For a business selling in several Colorado cities, ask whether the accountant handles home-rule city sales tax filings as well as state ones. For individuals, a tax preparer can handle most returns.
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