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Lung Cancer and YOUR Furnace or Boiler
SHERIDAN
MECHANICAL SERVICES
Serving the
perimeter of Denver, CO.
(303) 669 - 3876
Englewood, Colorado.
Office Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday-Friday. Closed Sat. &
Sun.

TYPICAL
PERMIT FEES
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Most Cities will have similar fee charges as what you
will find below, if you want exact figures you may call your Building
Department. The following information was taken from the City of Aurora,
Colorado's web site.
Below you will find Mechanical and Electrical Permit fees, as well as their Use
Tax that you must pay to get a Permit for us to install Furnaces or Air
Conditioners. You may get these permits yourself but bear in mind you will have
to supply certain information about the HVAC Company as well as the Electrician
you will be using such as License Numbers and other information. You will also
be taking the responsibility that the job will be done to code. We charge a
small amount to pull the permit to cover our time filling out the paperwork and
our time. Most Electricians will do the same.
City of Aurora Tax and Licensing Division
15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Fifth Floor
Aurora, CO 80012
303-739-7057
E-mail Us
For a PDF link to a printable version of the Sales and Use Tax
Return, please scroll to the bottom of the page.
Use Tax Rate: 3.75 percent
Use tax is imposed on the use, storage or consumption of tangible personal
property or taxable services not subjected to the city sales tax (e.g. supplies,
fixtures, furniture and equipment [not inventory] that is stored, used or
consumed within Aurora upon which no local sales tax was paid at the time of
purchase, lease or rental).
In other words, use tax is simply "sales tax that wasn't paid to the
vendor." A sales and use tax return form is available as a link on the
bottom of this page.
Items Delivered into City from Out-of-City Vendor
It is the responsibility of the Aurora business making a purchase from a
company outside of Aurora to verify that the vendor is licensed to collect
Aurora tax, if in fact the company does charge a local sales tax on its invoice.
Sales tax paid to an unlicensed vendor does not result in payment to the city.
As a result, the purchaser is still responsible for payment of Aurora use tax.
Examples of Taxable Situations Concerning Use Tax
- ABC Paper Company buys a machine from a manufacturer in Chicago. ABC will
use the machine to make books at its Aurora facility. The Chicago firm does
not collect Aurora sales tax. ABC is required to pay the city 3.75 percent
use tax. ABC will include this on line 10 of their sales tax return.
- XYZ Bookstore buys a carload of cash registers. They will be stored in
Aurora and shipped to various stores in and out of Aurora as needed. The
vendor did not charge XYZ Aurora sales tax. XYZ must pay 3.75 percent Aurora
use tax on all cash registers, including those to be shipped to stores
outside of Aurora. XYZ will include this on line 10 of their sales tax
return.
- Tafoya Construction Company buys a shipment of steel beams from a steel
mill in Pittsburgh. The shipment is received in Aurora. The Pittsburgh firm
does not collect Aurora sales tax. Tafoya is required to remit 3.75 percent
Aurora use tax on the cost of the steel on line 10 of their sales tax
return.
- Angie Office Furniture has an executive chair in inventory. The President
of Angie needs a new chair for her office. Because Angie is a dealer in
office chairs, they buy them free of Aurora sales tax. When they withdraw
the chair from inventory for their own use, they are required to pay 3.75
percent Aurora use tax. Angie will report the use tax on line 10 of their
sales tax return.
Building Use Tax
Any person who builds, constructs or improves any building, dwelling or other
structure or improvement to realty, within the city, and who purchases the
necessary lumber, fixtures, materials or any other supplies needed therefore
from any source, either within or without the corporate limits of the city,
shall, as a prerequisite to issuance of any building permit, pay to the city a
deposit, computed on the basis of:
- 3.75 percent of 50 percent of the total cost of the structure or the
building, or
- 3.75 percent of the total cost of construction materials originally and
permanently incorporated in the structure and, on residential, commercial
and industrial structures, fixtures, built-in appliances and wall-to-wall
carpeting originally placed in such residential, commercial and industrial
structures.
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