Treasurer
The County Treasurer is responsible for the collection and distribution of property taxes and the investment and reconciliation of all county funds. In the new City and County of Broomfield, the County Treasurer's functions are split between the Finance Director, Greg Demko, and the Revenue Manager, Kim Pfeifer. The Finance Director is responsible for investments and reconciliation, as well as Retirement Board activities. The Treasurer handles the billing, collection, and distribution of property taxes.
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Certificate of Taxes Due
A Certificate of Taxes Due is a
certification that all property taxes have been paid on a property except those
shown on the certificate as still due. This assures the purchaser of the
certificate that there will be no hidden surprises such as prior year delinquent
taxes not shown on the tax rolls. If such a case occurs, the City and
County of Broomfield will take care of any taxes that were omitted from the
certificate.
Statutory Reference:
39-10-115, Colorado Revised
Statutes
Mobile Home Authentications
In order to change a title or move a mobile home in the State of
Colorado, you will need to purchase an Authentication from the City and County
of Broomfield. This form must accompany the title when submitted to the
State and it must be in the mover's possession while the home is in
transit. In addition, an orange card will be issued with the
Authentication when purchased for movement. All taxes must be paid before
the Authentication will be issued, including the next year's tax if moving out
of the city and county. For moves out of state or to a dealer's sales lot,
the next year's taxes will be prorated.
Statutory
Reference: 42-4-510, Colorado Revised
Statutes
Property Tax Payments
Property taxes may be paid in full or by halves without interest by the following dates.
| Full Payment | April 30 |
| First Half | February 28 |
| Second Half | June 15 |
You may make the above timely payment by cash, check, e-check or credit card. There will be a 2.75% fee charged by the provider if you choose the credit card option. To pay by e-check or credit card click HERE. Call up your account and click on appropriate button "Pay by Credit Card" or "Pay by Echeck".
If paying after these dates, refer to the chart below or call the Central Records Office for updated figures.
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Required Date of Payment |
Last Day of February |
June 15 |
April 30 |
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Month Paid |
Half Tax Option |
Full Tax Option* |
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1st Installment |
2nd Installment |
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March |
1% |
- |
- |
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April |
2% |
- |
- |
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May |
3% |
- |
1% |
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June 1 - 15 |
4% |
- |
2% |
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June 16 - 30 |
4% |
1% |
2% |
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July |
5% |
2% |
3% |
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August |
6% |
3% |
4% |
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September |
7% |
4% |
5% |
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October |
8% |
5% |
6% |
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November |
9% |
6% |
7% |
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December |
10% |
7% |
8% |
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*Total taxes less than $25.00 must be paid using the Full Tax Option. |
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Statutory Reference: 39-10-102, Colorado Revised Statutes
Tax Deferral Applications
The State of Colorado has a program to assist the elderly in
paying their property taxes. Basically, any homeowner over the age of 65
can file for a tax deferral on his or her primary residence. There are
several other qualifications that must be met. Tax deferral
applications must be made to the treasurer (or in our case, with the Central
Records Office) each year. If approved, the State will pay the taxes for
that year and attach a lien to the property. The lien will accrue interest
at a rate set by statute and will become due and payable upon the sale of the
property or the death of the applicant. Applications may be obtained from
the Central Records Office or you may contact us by
e-mail.
Click
here for additional information.
Statutory Reference: 39-3.5-102, Colorado
Revised Statutes
Property Tax/Rent/Heat Rebate Program
The Department of Revenue administers a PTC Rebate program. This program is offered to full-year Colorado residents who are age 65 and older (or a surviving spouse at least 58 years of age) or were disabled, regardless of age, during the entire year and their total income for the year did not exceed $11,000 for single and $14,700 for married.
There are a few changes to how the rebate will be distributed to applicants. In particular, they will no longer receive one lump sum as they did in previous years. This new law means PTC rebate recipients will receive their rebate in quarterly payment installments throughout the year, depending on when their application is received by the Colorado Department of Revenue.
You can obtain further information about this rebate by going directly into the following website.
http://www.revenue.state.co.us/TPS_Dir/wrap.asp?incl=ptc2004
The State of Colorado has a program to reunite Colorado citizens with lost or forgotten assets. You can obtain further information about these funds by going directly into the following website.
http://www.treasurer.state.co.us/payback/