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Sales Tax | The Community of EagleVail, CO 81620

EagleVail Sales Tax

 

 

Completed Projects 2019 

  • Road Striping in Community 
  • Painting of Crosswalks 
  • Asphalt Repairs to Parking Lots, Seal Coating, and Striping 
  • 2” Overlay of Upper Parking Lot 
  • Additional Signage in Community Parking Lots 
  • Installed 2 New Radar Feedback Signs in Community 
  • Installed Orange Delineators Along Bike/Pedestrian Path on Eagle Road 
  • Completed Phase 1 Transportation Safety Master Plan 
  • Skier Shuttle Service 

 

Proposed Projects 2020 

  • Road Striping in Community 
  • Painting of Crosswalks 
  • Asphalt Repairs to Parking Lots, Seal Coating, and Striping 
  • Install 2 new Radar Feedback Signs in Community 
  • 30% Design for Bike Path Through Business District- CDOT 2021 
  • Phase II Transportation Safety Master Plan and Design Cost 
  • Paving Upper Gravel Parking Lot 
  • Paving Whiskey Hill Trail Head Parking 
  • Skier Shuttle Service 
  • Short-Term Rental Sales Tax Compliance

 

Short Term Rentals - A Coming Change

 

Short-Term Rentals 

EagleVail Metro District implemented a 1% sales tax beginning on January 1, 2019. Short term rentals (periods of less than 30 days) are subject to the EagleVail sales tax (1%), as well as the Colorado, Eagle County, and RTA sales and lodging taxes. This includes rentals of residential property. 

As EagleVail is in unincorporated Eagle County, all three taxes are administered and collected by the State of Colorado. Anyone operating a short-term rental is obligated to collect and remit the appropriate sales tax. Those using third-party rental websites should review the State of Colorado’s guidance on Marketplace Facilitators (https://tax.colorado.gov/sites/tax/files/SUTT_MarketplaceFacilitators.pdf). In many cases, the websites that handle booking your property as a short-term rental are considered "marketplace facilitators" under state sales tax laws (property owners are "marketplace sellers").  As a marketplace seller, you are relieved of tax compliance obligations provided that your contract with the marketplace facilitator explicitly provides that the marketplace facilitator will collect Colorado tax.  You may wish to request that the marketplace facilitator provide you with a certification that they are registered as a marketplace facilitator (see Colorado Department of Revenue Form DR 1290).  For more information on your obligations as a marketplace seller, refer to the Department's guidance publication on Marketplaces.

The District will work with the State of Colorado to collect taxes from properties that are not properly reporting. 

If you have questions regarding the EagleVail sales tax, please contact Jon Erickson at 970-926-6060 ext. 101 or jon@mwcpaa.com. You can also visit the Colorado Department of Revenue website at https://www.colorado.gov/revenue.