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A federal district court recently granted a motion for preliminary injunction filed by The Direct Marketing Association, thereby enjoining the Colorad...
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Next month, local manufacturers plan to ask the city to eliminate its 2.5 percent use-tax on equipment. But it will be a hefty request because the tax pumps about $7 million dollars a year into city coffers.
And even though the city isn't in position to cut revenue- producing measures, some believe this might be manufacturers' best chance to end the tax, because pro-business conditions and leadership are aligned for the first time in years.
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A federal district court recently granted a motion for preliminary injunction filed by The Direct Marketing Association, thereby enjoining the Colorad...
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AUSTIN, Texas -- Fitch Ratings has affirmed the following bonds for Broomfield, CO (the city) as part of its routine surveillance efforts:
--$59.8 mi...
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Two road projects in high-traffic areas of Colorado Springs are the latest to get underway using the one-cent sales and use tax that funds the Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority.
The voter-approved tax, levied in Colorado Springs, unincorporated El Paso County, Manitou Springs, Green Mountain Falls and Ramah, pays for road construction and maintenance projects in those areas.
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About 40 Colorado Springs manufacturers have signed a letter asking the city to reduce, rebate or eliminate the sales-and-use tax for manufacturing equipment.
The Pikes Peak Regional Manufacturing Consortium said that manufacturing is crucial to economic vitality of the city. Both small and large manufacturers are primary employers and manufacturing jobs are considered multipliers, meaning that for every one manufacturing job there are three other support jobs created, they said.
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ARLINGTON, Va., July 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The physical presence rule established by the U.S. Supreme Court in Quill v. North Dakota is still the requirement states must satisfy before they can impose a use tax collection obligation on an out-of-state retailer -- or, for that matter, impose an onerous reporting requirement in its place, according to Stephen Kranz, partner with Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan LLP, a presenter last week during a BNA Tax & Accounting webinar, "Colorado's New Sales and Use Tax Reporting Requirements: A Model for Other States?
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Hotels saw the biggest leap in sales tax collected in October over the previous month, according the city's October sales and use tax report.
Hotels saw a 20.9 percent increase in tax collections.
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AUSTIN, Texas -- Fitch Ratings has assigned an 'AA' underlying rating to the City of Arvada, Colorado's (the city) $20 million refunding bonds, series...
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NEW YORK -- As part of its routine surveillance, Fitch Ratings has affirmed Boulder County, Colorado's (the county) $1.5 million open space sales & us...