Advancing Tax Reform and Protecting Colorado’s Business Community
About this episode
This episode discusses the implications of Colorado's elimination of the vendor fee on small businesses and tax compliance.
Colorado’s recent elimination of the vendor fee marks a major shift in the state’s sales and use tax system, with big implications for small businesses and the wider economy. In this episode, we continue our conversation with Jenn Penn and Shanah Schaffer, breaking down what this change means for compliance, operational challenges, and the business community at large. Together, we explore how business owners can collaborate to navigate these changes and advocate for a fairer tax landscape. Key Takeaways: Vendor fee elimination impacts small businesses. Coalition works to simplify tax compliance. Collaboration helps navigate tax complexities. Legislative efforts address budget and policy changes. Connect Subscribe on your favorite podcast app here . Follow us on LinkedIn and YouTube . Mentioned in this episode: Schedule a Call with the Aprio Team Now! Introductory Call
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