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Location
The site is outdoors and is located at the Colorado Springs School.
21 Broadmoor Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Show Hrs: 10 am to 5 pm each day.
Load-In & Set Up Instructions
Thursday July 3rd
10 am - D odds, L odds, T, & H
12 pm - D even, L even, G & i
2 pm - E, F, B, A 5-7
4 pm - U,V,K,J, A1-4
6 pm - C,M,N
This is a very challenging load in but the venue is worth it. Thus the reason we are using a staggered set up.
You will have 2 hours to bring your vehicle in, unload, and get your vehicle out.
For the D and the E rows: Park where the U booths are going to be and dolly your stuff down the very gentle hill to your booth space. We will allow small vehicles to pull all the way around the path and in front of your spaces for the rows D & E rows, BUT we will not allow vans, sprinter vans, or any vehicle with a trailer. This stipulation is only for the D and the E rows.
We will not allow trailers in the C area as well.
After your vehicle is out, you can stay as long as you like to continue your set up.
Food Truck & Gourmet Alley participants, see below for your instructions.
All spaces are assigned to make the show look great and flow evenly. Do not ask to be moved.
We will have a few helpers to assist with load in & set up.
Taxes
Total Tax Rate - Broadmoor Traditions Fine Art Fest
Click Here for all Tax Docs from the State Of Colorado
Colorado imposes sales tax on retail sales of tangible personal property. In general, the tax does not apply to sales of services, except for those services specifically taxed by law. However, in the case of a mixed transaction that involves a bundled sale of both tangible personal property and service (whether or not such service is specifically taxed), the entire purchase price may be taxable unless certain conditions exist.
State Of Colorado
In general, any retailer making sales in Colorado is required to collect the applicable state and state-administered local sales taxes. The requirement to collect tax applies regardless of whether the sale is made at a retailer’s location in Colorado or delivered to the customer at a location in Colorado. A retailer may be required to collect tax even if it has no physical presence in Colorado.
Any retailer that is required to collect Colorado sales tax must obtain and maintain a Colorado sales tax license. They must also file returns and remit collected taxes at regular intervals, generally on a monthly basis. Retailers must maintain all records necessary to determine the correct amount of tax and provide these records to the Department upon request.
This publication is designed to provide retailers with general guidance regarding sales tax licensing, collection, filing, remittance, and recordkeeping requirements prescribed by law.
https://tax.colorado.gov/sales-use-tax-guidance-publications
City Of Colorado Springs
City Of Colorado Springs
The combined amount is 8.20%, broken out as follows:
- 3.07% City of Colorado Springs (self-collected)
- 2.00% General Fund
- 0.10% Trails, Open Space, and Parks (TOPS)
- 0.40% Public Safety Sales Tax (PSST)
- 0.57% 2C Road Tax
- 2.90% State of Colorado
- 1.23% El Paso County
- 1.00% Pikes Peak Rural Transit Authority (PPRTA)
- Restricted Use: TOPS, PSST, 2C Road Tax
- Collected by the Colorado Department of Revenue: State of Colorado, El Paso County, and PPRTA
The most convenient option to register for your tax license is online at Coloradosprings.gov. You can manage taxes for most accounts there.
Colorado Springs is a Home Rule city. As such, it has elected to administer and collect its own local sales and use tax. You must pay your Denver Sales Tax directly to the city.
Do Your Taxes!
WARNING: We are required to turn-in our participating artists after every show. The state and city will have your name, address, phone, and email and they will contact you if you do not file.
