There are a few ways to e-file sales tax returns:
- Revenue Online(opens in new window). After you create your own User ID and Password for the income tax account, you may file a return through Revenue Online. If you have more than one business location, you must file a separate return in Revenue Online(opens in new window) for each location. For additional e-file options for businesses with more than one location, see Using an Approved Sales Tax Software or Multiple Location Filers below.
- Using an Approved Sales Tax Software(opens in new window) Vendor.
- Multiple Location Filers that do not use approved software: See the Sales Tax Spreadsheet Filing page(opens in new window).
- Software Developers - Sales Tax XML(opens in new window)
If you cannot file through Revenue Online or another electronic method, please download the form you need(opens in new window). Beginning with sales on January 1, 2018, the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR) will be requiring ALL Colorado sales tax licensees to report and pay sales tax to the penny, regardless of filing format.
Sales Tax Services in Revenue Online
Login Required
- File/amend sales tax returns
- File XML or Excel spreadsheet electronic returns for a business with multiple locations
- View payment history
- View account balances
- View letters from the Department
- Update your account mailing address
- Close a business tax account
- File a protest
- Set up a Third Party access to your tax account(opens in new window)
No Login Required
- Verify a Colorado sales tax license (instructions below)
- Check county and city sales tax rates (instructions below)
- Verify the sales tax rates at a specific location(s)
- Obtain a rate chart for a specific tax percentage
- Find tax rates by address
- Make a payment
- File special event sales tax returns (instructions below)
- Add Power of Attorney
Requesting a Letter ID
How to Renew Your Sales Tax License
How-To Videos
How to File a Sales Tax Return in Revenue Online
How to File the Colorado Retail Sales Tax Return (DR 0100) using Revenue Online for filing periods beginning on January 1, 2020 and after. To watch the YouTube Video on Filing DR 0100, click here.(opens in new window)
How to File a Special Event Sales Tax Return