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Special to the Daily Eagle County’s property value notices have been mailed out. Values went up, for the most part, but won’t reflect the run-up in prices the county’s seen since the summer of 2020. In Colorado, county assessors’ offices every two years determine the value of all taxable property. That valuation is based on sales of comparable properties. According to state law, months of research into values is distilled to a “snapshot” of values as of June 30. Taxing districts from schools to towns to cemetery districts then use those values to determine their mill levies, which...

Colorado has the third lowest homestead real estate property tax in the country with an effective tax rate of 0.51%, according to taxfoundation.org. Conversely, Colorado ranks among the highest, if not the highest, in commercial property tax rates. This rising disparity is causing notable difficulties for businesses, commercial real estate owners and consumers across the state.   Overall, Colorado businesses contribute 58.3% of local government taxes, according to the financial website WalletHub, using data collected from the Tax Policy Center. Currently this is the 11th highest share among ...

Colorado Income Tax Season 2021: Last-Minute Filing Guide Patch 4/30/2021 Amber Fisher © Shutterstock The Colorado Department of Revenue and the Internal Revenue Service bumped the tax deadline for individuals to May 17. COLORADO — The 2021 tax season in Colorado is nearing its extended end, as filers gather their W-2s and other documents for their returns for the 2020 tax year. In the first tax year since the coronavirus began to affect life and work in the United States, millions of Americans are filing returns that look quite different from in years past. Here are ...

The Future of Real Estate Taxes: Panelists discuss valuations, tax law changes Below are some key quotes from the discussion: Neil Oberfeld, shareholder at Greenberg Traurig and expert in property tax law “There are two great options (if you receive your valuation and feel it is too high). First is do it yourself, and second is call an attorney. If you want to do it yourself, you have the opportunity to sit with an assessor and discuss the valuation. They want information and statements, and you have to be careful not to give the assessor information that could hurt you and end up with a hi...

This map, which shows the 2021 reappraisal single-family residential neighborhood value increase, shows the highest increases — 25% or more — were largely in the southeast portions of Colorado Springs, south of Platte Avenue and east of Colorado 115. (Courtesy of the El Paso County Assessor's Office) Courtesy of the El Paso County Assessor's Office