09 Nov Colorado Tax Laws Updated for 2022-23
The Mile High-ER state...
The Mile High-ER state...
The Californication of Colorado Continues...
Colorado Tax Legislation Update As the Chair of the Government Relations Committee for the Colorado Society of Enrolled Agents outreach to legislators was provided on bills moving through the process this session as they pertained to matters of taxation. With special thanks to Heidi Morgan of Wagner...
Colorado tax law update 2022 starts with the recently enacted 3 new tax laws containing multiple corporate and individual income tax changes. H.B. 21-1311- Income Tax H.B. 21-1327 – State & Local Tax Parity Act for Business H.B. 20-1420 - Adjust Tax Expenditures For State...
The Tax Fairness for Coloradans package – is coal dead in Colorado? This is one of many questions arising out of HB21-1311 (Income Tax) and HB21-1312 (Insurance Premium Property Sales Severance Tax), combined legislation that expanded tax credits for working families and small businesses but hurt the coal...
The Colorado Department of Revenue revised its guidelines in FYI Income 54 regarding people who do not live in Colorado but are partners and/or shareholders of partnerships and/or S corporations in Colorado, ensuring that pass-through entities pay Colorado income tax on their Colorado-source income. This post breaks...
Mostly Ugly. Colorado is the Wild, Wild West in many things - including taxing authority....
The Business and Partnership Tax deadline is coming up fast! Don’t sweat it! File IRS Form 7004 to apply for Automatic Extension of Time to File Certain Business Income Tax. If you happen to be compelled, feel welcome to check out the instructions for IRS Form 7004. If you...
Many young professional athletes and their less than experienced managers are learning for the very first time that the money "earned" PLAYING or competing is subject to income tax both at the federal level AS WELL AS AT THE STATE LEVEL WHERE THEY ARE PERFORMING or...
Attached is the summary of the IRS Stakeholder Liaison Meeting I attended on January 4th 2012 in Denver, Colorado as produced by Deborah Rodgers of the IRS. Some interesting insights were revisited. The most provocative discussion surrounded the comments made by Matthew Houtsma of District...