Looking for Colorado state tax information? In this article, you will find the latest resources on state tax, unemployment, income tax and more.
Looking for Colorado state tax information? In this article, you will find the latest resources on state tax, unemployment, income tax and more.
Colorado Department of Revenue
Colorado Department of Labor and Employment
For a complete list of Colorado city taxes please click here.
Report Quarterly wages and contributions by filing Form UITR-a(a) (Unemployment Insurance Report of Worker Wages) and Form UITR-1 (Unemployment Insurance Tax Report) by last day of month following end of quarter or file online by clicking here.
Wage Base is $11,700 for 2014 and $11,800 for 2015 Rates Range from 2.13% to 9. 67%
New non-construction employers use 1.7% Base Rate plus 0.43%
Bond Principal Rate for a Combined Rate of 2.13% for 2015
General construction employers use 5.06% Base Rate plus 1.28%
Bond Principal Rate for a Combined Rate of 6.34% for 2015.
Heavy construction employers use 7.72% Base Rate plus 1.95%
Bond Principal Rate for a Combined Rate of 9.67% for 2015.
Trade employers use 5.06% Base Rate plus 1.28%
Bond Principal Rate for a Combined Rate of 6.34% for 2015.
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Minimum wage - $8.23 per hour effective 2015.
Termination Pay - If fired pay at once. If employee quits, pay by the next regular payday.
Colorado State Directory of New Hires
P.O. Box 2920
Denver, CO 80201-2920
Fax: 303-297-2595
To report online click here
The Family Support Registry
P.O. Box 2171 Denver, Colorado 80201-2171
Phone: 303-299-9123 800-374-6558
fsrcustomerservice@state.co.us
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To see a Colorado paycheck calculation, visit the Salary Paycheck Calculator at PaycheckCity.
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