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B. The use or consumption of tangible personal property which occurs more <br />than three years after the most recent purchase of such property is exempt from <br />taxation, if within the three years, the property has been significantly used within <br />the State of Colorado for the principal purpose for which it was purchased. <br />C. Tolling of statute of limitations The commencement of collection <br />proceedings, including the mailing of a notice of audit, shall toll the running of <br />the statute of limitations In the case of mailing of a notice of audit, any such <br />audit shall be diligently pursued by the city. For purposes of this section, "toll" is <br />defined as an interruption of the running or continuation of the statute of <br />limitations In the case of a coordinated audit of any licensed taxpayer in this <br />city, the first notice of an intended audit by any municipahty that prompts the <br />taxpayer's request for a coordinated audit shall toll the city's statute of <br />limitations <br />D False and fraudulent returns: In the case of a false or fraudulent return <br />with intent to evade tax, the tax together with interest and penalties thereon, may <br />be assessed, or proceedings for the collection of such tax may be begun, at any <br />time <br />E. Extensions. Before the expiration of such period of limitation, the <br />taxpayer and the finance director may agree in wnting to an extension thereof, <br />and the penod so agreed on may be extended by subsequent agreements in writing <br />made before the expiration of the previously agreed upon time <br />F. Failure to file a return. In the case of failure to file a return, the tax, with <br />interest and penalties thereon, may be assessed and collected at any time <br />Sec. 3.20.210. - Property and services taxed. <br />The sales tax is imposed upon the property and services as set forth in this <br />section; provided, however, that no such tax is shall be charged on any sale of <br />$0.17 or less <br />A. Auctions. On the pnce paid by the purchaser of tangible personal property <br />B. Automotive Vehicles (Low Emitting Power Sources and Parts) The sales <br />tax is imposed upon the sales of low -emitting Automotive Vehicles, power <br />sources, or parts used for converting such power sources <br />C Automotive Vehicles (Resident). On the price paid or charged on the sale, <br />lease -purchase, or rental for use or storage of an Automotive Vehicle to a resident <br />of the City when required under the provisions of Title 42 of the Colorado <br />Revised Statutes to be registered at an address inside the City. The county clerk of <br />the county in which the registration occurs is authorized to collect such tax for the <br />City prior to, or at the time, of registration. <br />D Charitable Organization Sales. The tax is imposed upon all sales and <br />occasional sales of tangible personal property by a Charitable Organization <br />Ordinance No 1739, Senes 2017 <br />Page 14 of 31 <br />
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