Editor: Last year the state legislature passed a retail delivery fee (SB22-260) that all of us now have to pay.

For my small business, we must use a software system that is industry specific, and they won’t alter it for one state. I can’t even pay for an update to address this. Now I have to figure out how report this with my 400 – 500 deliveries every month. I have reached out to government offices for guidance and have been told that I must pay or collect. Little help otherwise.

Did anyone in state government think about how this would negatively impact businesses who have been, and continue to struggle? I wish my elected officials would look for ways to lower our tax burden instead of finding ways to make doing business more expensive and complicated through fee increases. I am deeply disappointed in Governor Polis and the state legislature for passing SB21-260.

Richard Rasperger, via letters@sentinelcolorado.com

One reply on “LETTERS: Bill to sustain transportation system in Colorado turns out to be bad for small business”

  1. This is how legislatures make laws. They purport to govern industries about which they know little or nothing. Often, they create more problems than they solve.

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