Colorado · Colorado Revised Statutes — Title 42, Vehicles and Traffic
C.R.S. Title 42 § 42-3-309: Permit to be secured - records kept - penalties
What this law says, in plain English
Motor vehicle owners/operators subject to passenger-mile tax must obtain a permit, maintain four-year records of miles and passengers, and pay applicable taxes. Failure to secure a permit incurs a penalty of 25% of owed tax or $25 minimum; failure to keep records can result in suspension or revocation of operating permits.
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