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    Colorado Sales and Use Tax

    Choose a State from the list or click on the interactive map.

    The Colorado sales tax rate is 2.9%.

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    Each county, city and special district can add sales taxes on top of the state rate.

    Sales tax rates in Colorado are destination-based. This means that sales tax is calculated based on the address where the taxable product or service is delivered to the consumer, not on your business location.  

    This complicates business for retailers who need to have the exact and up-to-date sales tax rate for every shipment they make.

    To see a full breakout of Colorado sales tax rates by state, county, city and special district, use our easy Sales Tax Online Lookup Solution. After entering a ZIP code, you can enter a retail price to calculate the sales tax totals.

    Effective July 1, 2022 Colorado imposed a new Retail Delivery Fee on all retailers.  Click here for more information.

    Follow this link to the Colorado  Department of Revenue for more information.

    State Map of Colorado

    Each county, city and special district can add sales taxes on top of the state rate. Sales tax rates in Colorado are destination-based. This means that sales tax is calculated based on the address where the taxable product or service is delivered to the consumer, not on your business location. This complicates business for retailers who need to have the exact and up-to-date sales tax rate for every shipment they make. To see a full breakout of Colorado sales tax rates by state, county, city and special district, use our easy Sales Tax Online Lookup Solution. After entering a ZIP code, you can enter a retail price to calculate the sales tax totals. Effective July 1, 2022 Colorado imposed a new Retail Delivery Fee on all retailers. Click here for more information. Follow this link to the Colorado Department of Revenue for more information. Each county, city and special district can add sales taxes on top of the state rate. Sales tax rates in Colorado are destination-based. This means that sales tax is calculated based on the address where the taxable product or service is delivered to the consumer, not on your business location. This complicates business for retailers who need to have the exact and up-to-date sales tax rate for every shipment they make. To see a full breakout of Colorado sales tax rates by state, county, city and special district, use our easy Sales Tax Online Lookup Solution. After entering a ZIP code, you can enter a retail price to calculate the sales tax totals. Effective July 1, 2022 Colorado imposed a new Retail Delivery Fee on all retailers. Click here for more information. Follow this link to the Colorado Department of Revenue for more information. Each county, city and special district can add sales taxes on top of the state rate. Sales tax rates in Colorado are destination-based. This means that sales tax is calculated based on the address where the taxable product or service is delivered to the consumer, not on your business location. This complicates business for retailers who need to have the exact and up-to-date sales tax rate for every shipment they make. To see a full breakout of Colorado sales tax rates by state, county, city and special district, use our easy Sales Tax Online Lookup Solution. After entering a ZIP code, you can enter a retail price to calculate the sales tax totals. Effective July 1, 2022 Colorado imposed a new Retail Delivery Fee on all retailers. Click here for more information. Follow this link to the Colorado Department of Revenue for more information. Each county, city and special district can add sales taxes on top of the state rate. Sales tax rates in Colorado are destination-based. This means that sales tax is calculated based on the address where the taxable product or service is delivered to the consumer, not on your business location. This complicates business for retailers who need to have the exact and up-to-date sales tax rate for every shipment they make. To see a full breakout of Colorado sales tax rates by state, county, city and special district, use our easy Sales Tax Online Lookup Solution. After entering a ZIP code, you can enter a retail price to calculate the sales tax totals. Effective July 1, 2022 Colorado imposed a new Retail Delivery Fee on all retailers. Click here for more information. Follow this link to the Colorado Department of Revenue for more information. Each county, city and special district can add sales taxes on top of the state rate. Sales tax rates in Colorado are destination-based. This means that sales tax is calculated based on the address where the taxable product or service is delivered to the consumer, not on your business location. This complicates business for retailers who need to have the exact and up-to-date sales tax rate for every shipment they make. To see a full breakout of Colorado sales tax rates by state, county, city and special district, use our easy Sales Tax Online Lookup Solution. After entering a ZIP code, you can enter a retail price to calculate the sales tax totals. Effective July 1, 2022 Colorado imposed a new Retail Delivery Fee on all retailers. Click here for more information. Follow this link to the Colorado Department of Revenue for more information. Each county, city and special district can add sales taxes on top of the state rate. Sales tax rates in Colorado are destination-based. This means that sales tax is calculated based on the address where the taxable product or service is delivered to the consumer, not on your business location. This complicates business for retailers who need to have the exact and up-to-date sales tax rate for every shipment they make. To see a full breakout of Colorado sales tax rates by state, county, city and special district, use our easy Sales Tax Online Lookup Solution. After entering a ZIP code, you can enter a retail price to calculate the sales tax totals. Effective July 1, 2022 Colorado imposed a new Retail Delivery Fee on all retailers. Click here for more information. Follow this link to the Colorado Department of Revenue for more information.