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Which of the following best describes Colorado's approach to a statewide real property transfer tax?

Correct Answer

D) Colorado does not impose a statewide real property transfer tax, though local governments may impose their own transfer taxes.

Colorado has no statewide real property transfer tax. The Colorado Constitution (Article X) and state law do not authorize a statewide real estate transfer tax. However, certain local governments and special districts — such as resort municipalities like Telluride and Snowmass Village — have enacted their own local transfer taxes. Licensees must be aware that transfer tax obligations, if any, are local rather than statewide.

Answer Options
A
Colorado imposes a statewide transfer tax of 0.1% on all residential real property sales.
B
Colorado imposes a statewide transfer tax only on commercial real property transactions.
C
Colorado imposes a statewide transfer tax of 0.5% on all real property sales over $500,000.
D
Colorado does not impose a statewide real property transfer tax, though local governments may impose their own transfer taxes.

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