You're right, business taxes are more complicated in Colorado (as if they weren't already). I'm with Avalara's social media team in Seattle. As you can imagine, we are getting a lot of calls about this new fee from sellers wondering how tax technology companies will manage it for their customers. Here is a high-level summary of Colorado’s new retail delivery fee that will go into effect on July 1, 2022: Tax rate: $0.27 (adjusted annually for inflation) * Applicable to: delivery of every retail sale of TPP by motor vehicle with at least 1 taxable item Exemptions: follows sale and use product and entity exemptions Registration: set-up delivery fee account Remittance: separate form (DR1786); same filing and payment schedule as SUT; first return and payment: August 20. Who is liable: imposed on the purchaser, but retailers are required to collect and remit Other requirements: - must be displayed on the invoice;- the fee cannot be refunded; - the transaction does not have to originate in CO; - the fee is not subject to sales and use tax I hope this helps. More on reddit.com

There is no check box. You don’t ‘opt in.’ There is no flat rate like last year. It’s a portion of the calculations where you have to determine how much you’re owed. It’s part of page six. https://tax.colorado.gov/sites/tax/files/documents/DR_0104_2024.pdf More on reddit.com