You gotta keep your head up, oh oh. And you can let your hair down, eh eh. I know it's hard, know its hard, To remember sometimes, But you gotta keep your head up, oh oh. And you can let your hair down, eh eh eh eh eh. I've got my hands in my pockets, Kickin these rocks. Its kinda hard to watch this life go by.
Short answer...no. But, it depends on the state. In most states, sales to federal, state and local governments are exempt from tax. But there are often restrictions, such as: 1. the purchase must be made directly by the agency, on the agency's PO, received by the agency and paid by the agency, or.
Sales taxes. Colorado's state sales tax is 2.9% on retail sales. Many counties and cities charge their own rates in addition to the base state rate. Certain county and special district taxes may apply. In Colorado taxing jurisdictions where the state administers collection, most goods are subject to sales tax, and most services are not. However, jurisdictions that collect taxes themselves can establish their own regulations as to which goods and services are subject to their local sales and use taxes.