Home-rule sales tax
In accounting, home-rule sales tax means a local sales tax that a home-rule city administers itself — its own license, return, base and audit — rather than through the state. Common in Colorado, Louisiana and Alabama.
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This definition follows Colo. Const. art. XX, §6; state law.
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- local sales tax unqualified
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